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EcstasyData: After several re-examinations of this sample and comparisons to new databases, as of July 26, 2015, this sample is confirmed to be 5-APDB. This sample is NOT 5- or 6-MAPB
Initially, the lab's GC/MS technique could not differentiate between 6-MAPB and 5-MAPB. The substance was tentatively identified as being either 6-MAPB or 5-MAPB.
Erowid ordered several lab standards for similar substances that the lab used to calibrate their GC/MS equipment to better be able to identify this class of substances. After examining these new chemical standards, the lab changed its identification of this sample 6-APDB.
This identification is still tentative because we have not yet been able to acquire a lab standard for 6-APDB. However the lab is confident that the sample submitted is NOT an -MAPB or -APB.
The lab wrote: