Is P2NP legal?

Why do we need to bring out this product separately for a chat?

The main reason is that this product can be made into Amphetamine by using drug precursors. This is a very powerful psychotropic drug that is prohibited from sale, production, and transportation worldwide. Many friends feel that P2NP is definitely illegal and prohibited since it is like this. In fact, the answer is not so.

Because in the world of chemistry, there are many choices for the premise of a product. If the premise of all regulated substances is added to the regulatory list, it may bring huge problems to the entire chemical and pharmaceutical industries. And the government’s workload will also increase significantly.

So whether a product is regulated or judged illegal is not solely based on who it is, but also depends on the harm it brings to the market, the range of practical applications, and other comprehensive considerations before deciding whether to classify it as a controlled substance or illegal substance.

So each country has different management plans for P2NP. Currently, we can also see many international B2B platforms, and even many suppliers on Google are still selling P2NP as a raw material. This indicates that this product is not currently classified as a controlled or illegal substance on a global scale.

Can we use this to determine whether this product is legal in our country?

The answer is not necessarily, you need to consult your country’s legal regulations to specifically determine legal risks.

Is it legal now that it will not be judged as a controlled substance in the future?

Because the government’s control over chemical substances and the impact they bring are changing, each country’s list of controlled substances is also adjusted annually.

How do you know if P2NP is legal in your country?

Many people are not very familiar with how to search, and Wikipedia does not clearly indicate in which country this product is classified as a controlled item. Therefore, we can search for this product through our country’s chemical product website, which usually indicates the country’s control status of the product.