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Opium List I and II:
A Comprehensive Guide

In this article, we discuss the Opium Act and its various lists. We give an overview of important legislation, the consequences of trafficking banned substances and how to stay abreast of changes.

Important notice on legislation and range: what you need to know

It is crucial for any person interested in research chemicals to fully understand the legislation surrounding the Opium Act. This legislation not only applies to our product range, but also affects the overall safety and legality of the use of these substances.

The full Opium List I and II can be viewed on this page. It is very important for everyone to review this list carefully to stay well-informed about which substances are or are not legal. This not only helps you to make safe choices, but also to understand the legal implications of using certain substances.

Article 1 Opium Act:
This article lays the groundwork for the regulations surrounding the Opium Act and is essential for anyone who wants to know more about the legal context of opiates and other substances.

List I Opium Act:
This list includes high-risk substances that are completely banned.


List Ia Opium Act:
These are substances that are allowed for certain purposes but under strict conditions.
These fabrics will not be available in our range either!


List II Opium Act:
This list includes substances that are less risky but still regulated.
Although these substances are not in the heaviest category, they are not freely available and apply rules, restrictions or prohibitions for production, possession, sale or use.

When asked for a product not included in our range, we should first check whether the product in question is listed on Opium List I or II.
It is very important to do this check so that you do not run into banned substances legislation.
If a substance appears on this list, we will obviously not offer it, and this is to protect both the customer and our organisation.

With immediate effect, we no longer answer questions about products that have (recently) become banned, nor about the possibility of supplying them as yet or referring them to other providers. The policy surrounding the Opium Act makes it necessary to ensure clarity and consistency.
If you do not receive an answer to a specific question, first check yourself whether you may be inquiring about a now-banned product.
This prevents misunderstandings and allows us to concentrate on offering legal products.

We find that we have to repeatedly explain on a daily basis why certain substances, such as bromazolam, 2-FDCK or other similar products, are not (or no longer) offered.
These substances violate the Opium Act and therefore we cannot sell them.
We will not provide further clarification on this, as it is essential that our customers understand and respect the rules. Customers who continue to repeatedly inquire about banned products run the risk of being blacklisted on our site, which may affect their future purchases.

When you are blacklisted, this decision is final and irrevocable.
It is important to understand that this measure is necessary to ensure the integrity of our services.
No correspondence will be entered into on this decision and no review is possible.
We encourage everyone to follow the rules and show respect for the laws surrounding the Opium Act.

Anyone wishing to research chemicals is expected to be fully aware of the applicable laws and regulations in the Netherlands and in the country of destination.
This is and remains the customer's responsibility. It is advisable to regularly update your knowledge, especially as legislation can change.
Make use of reliable sources and stay alert for updates on the Opium Act and its impact on the trade in research chemicals.

The Opium List on our website is continuously updated and always remains up to date. We will continue to monitor and comply with this legislation at all times.
It is our responsibility to provide our customers with the most up-to-date information.
Make sure you regularly visit our website for the latest updates and changes to the Opium Act, so that you remain well informed about the substances you want to use or buy.

Opium List I and II: A Comprehensive Guide

In this article, we discuss the Opium Act and its various lists. We give an overview of important legislation, the consequences of trafficking banned substances and how to stay abreast of changes.

Important notice on legislation and range: what you need to know

It is crucial for any person interested in research chemicals to fully understand the legislation surrounding the Opium Act. This legislation not only applies to our product range, but also affects the overall safety and legality of the use of these substances.

A separate page is available on our website where the full Opium List I and II can be viewed. It is very important for everyone to review this list carefully to stay well-informed about which substances are or are not legal. This not only helps you to make safe choices, but also to understand the legal implications of using certain substances.

Article 1 Opium Act: This article lays the groundwork for the regulations surrounding the Opium Act and is essential for anyone who wants to know more about the legal context of opiates and other substances.

List I Opium Act: This list contains high-risk substances that are completely banned.
List Ia Opium Act: These are substances that are permitted for certain purposes but under strict conditions.
List II Opium Act: This list includes substances that are less risky but still regulated.

When asked for a product not included in our range, you should first check whether the product in question is listed on Opium List I or II. It is very important to do this check so that you do not come into contact with the legislation on banned substances. If a substance is on this list, we will obviously not offer it, and this is to protect both the customer and our organisation.

With immediate effect, we no longer answer questions about products that have (recently) become banned, nor about the possibility of supplying them as yet or referring them to other providers. The policy surrounding the Opium Act makes it necessary to ensure clarity and consistency. If you do not receive an answer to a specific question, please first check yourself whether you may be inquiring about a product that has since been banned. This prevents misunderstandings and allows us to focus on offering legal and safe products.

We find that every day we have to repeatedly explain why certain substances, such as bromazolam, 2-FDCK or other similar products, are not (or no longer) on offer. These substances violate the Opium Act and therefore we cannot sell them. We will no longer give any further explanation on this, as it is essential that our customers understand and respect the rules. Customers who continue to repeatedly inquire about banned products run the risk of being placed on our blacklist, which may affect their future purchases.

When you are blacklisted, this decision is final and irrevocable. It is important to understand that this measure is necessary to ensure the integrity of our services. No correspondence will be entered into about this decision and no review is possible. We encourage everyone to follow the rules and show respect for the legislation surrounding the Opium Act.

Anyone wishing to research chemicals is expected to be fully aware himself of the applicable laws and regulations in the Netherlands and in the country of destination. This is and remains the client's responsibility. It is advisable to regularly update your knowledge, especially as legislation may change. Make use of reliable sources and stay alert for updates on the Opium Act and the consequences for trade in research chemicals.

The Opium List on our website is continuously updated and always remains up to date. We will continue to monitor and comply with this legislation at all times. It is our responsibility to provide our customers with the most up-to-date information. Make sure you regularly visit our website for the latest updates and changes to the Opium Act so that you remain well informed about the substances you want to use or buy.

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