Tusi (Tucibi) with MAL and BMB
Risk assessment
This sample, sold in a Swiss Telegram store as Tusi (Tucibi), contains the psychedelics MAL (4-methallyloxy-3,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine) and BMB (β-methyl-2C-B) in addition to the expected ingredients.
A pink powdered mixture of different psychoactive substances is often sold as Tusi (Tucibi), see blog \ Tucibi, Tusi and Pink Cocaine: misdeclared pink powder! This is usually a mixture of ketamine and MDMA, which sometimes also contains caffeine or 2C-B. However, this sample contains unexpected active ingredients.
MAL, also known as methallylescaline , belongs to the phenethylamine group and is a synthetic mescaline derivative. There is hardly any reliable information on its effects, risks and toxicity. According to user reports, the effects are basically comparable to those of mescaline. These include typical psychedelic effects and a long duration of action of between 8-12+ hours.
BMB is an even lesser known phenethylamine. The substance appears to produce pharmacological effects at doses typical of 2C-B, but there are indications that BMB has less pronounced psychedelic effects than 2C-B at the same dose.
This mixture of different substances can cause unpredictable effects and interactions. In particular, the psychedelic effects and the long duration of action of MAL can be overwhelming if the substance is not consumed in a planned manner and can trigger long-lasting states of panic. In addition, due to the lack of information on effects, risks and toxicity, there is an unknown health risk.
In the case of powders and crystals, misdeclarations occur time and again; it is therefore essential to have these substances analyzed in a drug check.
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Testing
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Disclaimer
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