King: New drug among the chinese community,anyone heard about it?

[actarus]

Swim has seen on tv a documentary about chinese gangs (in Italy) doing this new drug called King, that's supposed to be some kind of Ketamin derivative.
Anyone heard of it?

[enquirewithin]

Have heard vague rumours of people selling something supposedly like K but better (and expensive!), but have taken that with a pinch of salt.

[Nateup7]

Originally Posted by enquirewithin

Have heard vague rumours of people selling something supposedly like K but better (and expensive!), but have taken that with a pinch of salt.

Funny that you used that saying on this chem. Funny, Funny humanoid you are.

[fnord]

mk-801?

[snapper]

MK-801 reports did not sound very recreational. However, PCP or its many close analogs would be high on the list of suspects...

[fnord]

could this mean that a new (legal?) ketimine derivative is floating around the gray market? or whats for sale from the Chinese distributors that might fit this description?

[machine_elf]

SWIM has noticed "potent ketamine analogues" flowing like water in SWIM's area recently. In SWIM's case it was turned out to be tiletamine (in SWIM's opinion far inferior to k) I suspect it could be tiletamine in this case, although this is purely speculation, it seems to fit the description.

[Niteflights]

machine_elf, that is suprising.. how do you discover it's tiletamine, did you perform an assay? I doubt mant people would consider tiletamine to be recreational. It is also schedule III in the USA, more expensive and more difficult to get.

I wonder what that king actually is... does anyone know the name of the documentary? Sounds like a PCP derivative.

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[machine_elf]

Originally Posted by Niteflights

machine_elf, that is suprising.. how do you discover it's tiletamine, did you perform an assay? I doubt mant people would consider tiletamine to be recreational. It is also schedule III in the USA, more expensive and more difficult to get.

I wonder what that king actually is... does anyone know the name of the documentary? Sounds like a PCP derivative.

It may well be schedule III in the USA but in the UK it is (well was at the time of posting) available with some frequency. As for assaying, seeing someone dry out vials of telazol tends to eradicate the need for this. Apologies if my previous post was unclear, I was merely suggesting that it COULD be this due to it being sold with similar marketing spiel in swims area at the time (stronger than ket, e.t.c.) which are not neccessarily swims views.

However, it is true that "king" could be anything, and without an assay everything is pure speculation. As seems the concensus, it is likely a pcp analogue or another synthetic dissasociative anaesthetic. The only viable way to find out the exact compound is if the police sieze some and assay it.