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RX Graveyard: Sweden

7 of the 16 RX Graveyard substances, in order of the date Sweden regulated them.

Each line restates what the linked source says, with its date. Some sources give only a month or a year. Laws change, so check current rules.

RegulatedSubstanceWhat the law did
3 January 2008Bromo-DragonFLYPsychedelicAdded by the Riksdag to schedule IV as a narcotic.[1]
15 December 2008MephedroneStimulant (cathinone)Possession became a criminal offence.[2]
30 July 2009JWH-018Synthetic cannabinoidControlled (date from Wikipedia's JWH-018 legal-status table).[3]
February 2012MethoxetamineDissociativeClassified as a narcotic.[4]
15 December 2012EthylphenidateStimulantIllegal.[5]
1 August 201325I-NBOMePsychedelicAdded by the Riksdag to Swedish schedule I under the Narcotic Drugs Punishments Act.[6]
26 January 2016U-47700OpioidMade illegal.[7]

Sources

  1. Wikipedia, "Bromo-DragonFLY"
  2. Wikipedia, "Mephedrone"
  3. Wikipedia, "JWH-018"
  4. Wikipedia, "Methoxetamine"
  5. Wikipedia, "Ethylphenidate"
  6. Wikipedia, "25I-NBOMe"
  7. Wikipedia, "U-47700"

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