ADB-Butinaca infused paper

ADB-Butinaca infused paper is a synthetic cannabinoid that belongs to a class of drugs known for their psychoactive effects. It was first identified in scientific literature around 2016. The substance has been known to be sold in various forms, including infused papers, which are used to deliver the drug through smoking or vaporization.

The infusion of substances like ADB-Butinaca into paper is part of a broader trend where manufacturers create products designed to mimic or provide similar effects to cannabis. This trend emerged alongside the increasing legal restrictions on traditional cannabis products and the rise of synthetic cannabinoids as alternatives.

The origins of infused papers are often tied to the synthetic drug market, which has developed in response to demand for new psychoactive substances that can evade legal restrictions. However, due to the nature of illicit drug manufacturing, precise origins can be difficult to track and are often shrouded in anonymity.