Schedule I

Kratom Will Soon Join Schedule I Controlled Substance List Author: Shernide Delva Just this Tuesday, the Drug Enforcement Administration displayed a notice of intent in the Federal Register to place Kratom on Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. In the notice, the DEA says the active components of... Learn More

Could Marijuana Be Re-Scheduled Soon? Currently, marijuana is labeled as a Schedule I drug by the federal government, which means that it is not considered to have any accepted medical benefits. Other Schedule I drugs include heroin and crack cocaine. As a Schedule I drug,... Learn More

D.C. Declares Synthetic Pot a Schedule I Drug Author: Justin Mckibben Synthetic marijuana goes by Spice, among many other names, and has become a growing concern for communities and health care officials as the harmful products have been distributed in gas stations, smoke shops and corner stores across... Learn More

In the News: Attorney General Willing to Discuss Rescheduling Marijuana The Obama Administration seems to be open to discussion regarding making changes to the current scheduling of marijuana, specifically; removing it from the federal government’s “dangerous drug list.” Attorney General Eric Holder was clear, however, that any decision or action... Learn More

History of Drugs: MDMA MDMA has been around for 100 years. It was previously used as a counseling tool by therapists in the ’70s, but was made illegal in 1985. MDMA is an empathogenic drug – a class all its own – that can... Learn More

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