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Brand Name: Wanke

CAS No.: 952016-47-6

Purity: >99.5%

Price: 100.0 USD: Purity: >99.5%

Payment Terms: T/T,WU,Paypal,Money Gram: Delivery Date: Within 2 days after received the payment

Type: powder,crystal: Application: For chemical research

Color: white,yellow,brown: Appearance: white powder

Model No.: eryger546

Place of Origin: Hebei

Min.Order: 10 Gram

Means of Transport: Land, Ocean, Air



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Production Capacity: 350kg/Month

Packing:1kg/Aluminum foil bag

Delivery Date: Within 3 days after received the payment



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Price: 100.0 USD

Payment Terms: T/T,WU,Money Gram

Place of Origin: Hebei, China
Means of Transport: Ocean,Air;EMS,FedEx,DHL

Packing: 1kg/Aluminum foil bag

Brand Name: Wanke

Purity: >99.5%

Application: For chemical research

Color: white,yellow,brown

?Production Capacity: 300kg/Month

Delivery Date: Within 2 days after received the payment

CAS No.: 952016-47-6

Appearance: white powder

Type: powder,crystal


W-18 is a compound in a series of 32 substances (named W-1 to W-32) that were first synthesized in academic research onanalgesic drug discovery in the 1980s and appeared as a designer drug in the 2010s.

W-18 was invented at the University of Alberta by a lab working on analgesic drug discovery in the 1980s, and preliminary studies in animals showed it had pain-killing activity in mice.[1][2]

The chemical was detected in connection with recreational drug use as substitute for other controlled substances in Europe in 2013,[3] and in the United States.[4] In Canada, Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) seized four kilograms of W-18 in a drug bust in Edmonton in December 2015[5] and W-18 was also detected by Health Canada in at least three of 110 fentanyl tablets seized from a Calgary home in August 2015.[6][4]

W-18 was commonly reported to be an opioid in the popular press in the 2010s, which was later exposed as fiction.[7][8][9][9] W-18 was f

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