2C-B-Fly
Images
Archived Images #
2C-B-Fly #
A zip-lock bag containing 500 mg of powder identified on the label as 2C-B-fly. However, batch "b1" of this material (and possibly others) is suspected to be contaminated or mislabeled and has been associated with at least one death in October 2009. [U.K.]
Photo by Anonymous. © 2009 Erowid.org
A thin layer chromotraphic look at some Marquis-reagent treated samples of various phenethylamines, comparing with sample of chemical sold as 2C-B-fly that may have killed two people in October 2009.
Photo by EnergyControl (Spain). © 2009 Erowid.org
GC/MS Analysis of Sample of Fake Haupt-RC 2C-B-Fly Strongly Indicates Bromo-dragonfly with Impurities
Photo by Energy Control (Spain) . © 2009 Erowid.org
Mass Spec Analysis of Sample of Fake Haupt-RC 2C-B-Fly Strongly Indicates Bromo-dragonfly with Impurities
Photo by Energy Control (Spain) . © 2009 Erowid.org
Gas Chromatograph Analysis of Sample of Fake Haupt-RC 2C-B-Fly Strongly Indicates Bromo-Dragonfly with Impurities
Photo by Energy Control (Spain) . © 2009 Erowid.org
Molecules #
Rotating 3D image of the 2C-B-Fly molecule.
Image by Erowid. © 2006 Erowid.org
Submissions and Credits #
If you have photos you'd like to donate to Erowid's Image Vaults, we'd love to see them! We intend
to give credit to all photographers and artists. If you know the photographer of an unlabelled photo
in our collection or if we are using a photo of yours without permission, please let us know and we'll
add credit or remove the image, as you choose.
to give credit to all photographers and artists. If you know the photographer of an unlabelled photo
in our collection or if we are using a photo of yours without permission, please let us know and we'll
add credit or remove the image, as you choose.