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'Peak' as described by the sender is 'Rafuma Leaf Extract, Lemon Balm Herb, Chamomile Flowers, Ashwagandha Root, β-phenyl-GABA, Valerian Root, Jujube Extract, GABA, L-Trytophan, Inositol'
Experience Note: 'Effects vary'
Our program is targeted at analyzing and detecting street drugs, and is not the best option for getting a full-alkaloid profile of a mixed-plant product. Mixed-plant herbal supplements are complex in their chemistry and can produce difficult-to-interpret results in GC/MS.
Phenibut was clear and unmistakeable as the primary psychoactive drug in this sample, even given the complexities of natural products analysis.