After the news we saw earlier today I just came across this on Linked in penned by Lukas Hurt publisher of magazine, Konopi & Cannabis Therapy Magazine
Contact Lukas here, he obviously knows hios onions…. https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukas-hurt-a9565815/
He writes
Recently, I’ve been approached by quite a few companies asking me again to help them sell HHC or establish their semi-synthetic businesses in #Czechia. It seems there’s a significant misunderstanding regarding recent legislative changes in Czech drug policy, which lead to the creation of new category of so-called psychomodulatory substances.
To clarify, this new piece of legislation (which has just passed 3rd reading in the Chamber of Deputies, but still needs to be voted on in Senate and then signed by the president) is rather general and does not mention ANY specific substances. Instead, there will be a comprehensive list created and attached, and each discussed substance will have to undergo rigorous scientific and medical reviews. A governmental body (still not clear which one) will then decide if this given substance (kratom, HHC or god knows what) will fall under the new legislation (i.e. become strictly regulated) or remain banned narcotic, as HHC currently is! And what sources close to government keep whispering is that exactly this may actually happen – HHC could stay banned “forever” because of its undeniable psychoactive effects.
It’s been quite tiresome to explain this repeatedly in messages, so I’m publishing this post to shed some light on the subject. Please understand that while the new concept of psychomodulatory substances is quite revolutionary in terms of drug policy, it does not mean that HHC is again legal in Czechia.
Also, what I am focusing on with all my energy now is trying to free the herb from the shackles of prohibition, and I don’t really care for semisynthetic cannabinoids and similar stuff.
