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Spice-Like Products
COMMON NAMES
Spice; K2; Mojo; Black Mamba;
EFFECTS CLASSIFICATIONS
Intoxicant; Cannabinoid Agonist
CHEMICAL NAME
CP-47,497 homologue, JWH-018, and HU-210.
DESCRIPTION
"Spice" was a product line sold as a legal herb-based alternative to cannabis that was the first to popularize synthetic cannabinoids deposited on plant material as alternatives to natural cannabis. In 2006, the published ingredient lists contained only herbs and no cannabinoid constituents, which were suspiciously unlikely to produce its reported effects. Numerous organizations tested the material and eventually three chemicals were identified in various Spice products including JWH-018, HU-210, and a homologue of CP-47,497. Since then, other vendors and products have mimicked this model. The products have become increasingly dangerous as of 2015.
BASICS EFFECTS IMAGES HEALTH LAW DOSE CHEMISTRY RESEARCH CHEMICAL
Mar/Apr 2018: Over 100 cases of severe bleeding after using contaminated synthetic
cannabinoid products have been reported in Illinois. At least 3 people have died.
People throughout the state are being warned to avoid Spice-type smoking blends. CDC Warning May 25 2018.