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salvinorin A
hallucinogen in Salvia divinorum
Clinical significance:
- the most potent known hallucinogen
- anti-nociceptive & hypothermic effects in mice
Pharmacokinetics:
- effects last a few minutes to an hour or 2
- does not interact with serotonin receptors
Laboratory:
- salvinorin A in blood
- salvinorin A in serum
- salvinorin A in urine
Interactions
drug adverse effects of psychotropic agents
Related
salvinorin B
General
hallucinogen; psychodysleptic
Database Correlations
PUBCHEM correlations
References
San Francisco Chronicle, June 2007