green DOI blotters in Florida

[Pinkavvy]

from the new DEA microgram bulliten, may 2006 -

LSD BLOTTER ACID MIMICS (CONTAINING 4-IODO-2,5-DIMETHOXY-
AMPHETMINE (DOI)) IN ORLANDO AND WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Orlando Regional Crime Laboratory recently received two separate submissions of apparent LSD “blotter acid,” consisting of full sheets, pieces, and individual squares of a green index card-like paper with hash marks (photos not available). The exhibits were seized in Orlando and Winter Springs by their respective Police Departments (circumstances not available). Analysis of methanolic extracts by GC/MS, however, indicated not LSD but rather 4-iodo-2,5-dimethoxyamphetamine (DOI, not confirmed or quantitated due to lack of a reference standard). These were the first submissions of DOI to the laboratory.

[Editor’s Notes: DOI is the amphetamine analogue of 2C-I (4-iodo-2,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine). According to the analyst, although not formally quantitated, the loading of DOI on the paper was “moderate”. The analyst also indicated that the laboratory has not seen LSD blotter acid mimics in some time.]


///for safety, no link posted. it can be found in the may 2006 edition of the DEA microgram///

[raven3davis]

SWIM was always wary of directly linking to the deas site. SWIM wonders what they consider to be a "moderate" load of DOI. SWIM thinks DOC is far superior to DOI and laying DOI onto blotter is just a waste. Each chemical does have its own special feel though. nice article

[GDxCAT]

DOI is cheaper and more widely availale though which explains why it shows up on blotter more often than DOC.