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It says in the article that Brasofensine is a class A drug, and gives this as a reference. But I can't find Brasofensine there, or find any other info on it being class A so I'm removing that,.--193.128.72.68 (talk)acutally i found it but under a different name, i'm asking the guy who originally added it. also, anyone know why it might be class a?
That document on which brasofensine is listed (albeit under a slightly incorrect chemical name!) was issued by the UK Home Office who can be considered the definitive source for which drugs are legal or illegal in the UK. However I have not been able to find any other official announcement of brasofensine being scheduled or why. As an aside, that document is riddled with misspellings and double and even triple entries, and contains numerous compounds for which the abuse potential is rather questionable (2-methoxyphenethylamine for instance!!), so the reason why certain phenyltropane stimulants like brasofensine and RTI-55 have been listed, yet others like CPT and CFT have been left off the list, is anyone's guess really. See arbitraryMeodipt (talk) 04:55, 22 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]
