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Yellow Tablet (MSJ)

Sold as: Bromazolam

ID: 17635

ID:	17635
Name:	Yellow Tablet
Other Names:	MSJ
HPLC:The HPLC Lab Test
Bromazolam Etizolam Etizolam aka Etilaam, Etizest, Etizola, Sedekopan, Pasaden or Depas

Test Date:	Sep 22, 2023
Pub. Date:	Oct 16, 2023
Src Location:	Zurich, Switzerland
Submitter Loc:	Zurich, -- Switzerland
Color:	Yellow
Size:	80.1 mg, 6.00 mm x 6.00 mm x 2 mm
Data Source:	SaferParty.ch
Tested by:	DIZ
Lab's ID:	SP:202310-8

Sold as: Bromazolam

Expected to be: Not Specified

Lab comments:

Etizolam with a small amount of Bromazolam.

Caution

The European drug checking group that analyzed this sample issued a caution because it contains a drug other than the one it was represented as.

Analyzed by SaferParty (Switzerland) in September 2023.

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