Aside from one study in Germany in the 90’s with 2C-D I don’t know of any studies recently with what might be called non-traditional psychedelics. Narrowing the focus of studies to what people are at least familiar with no doubt makes getting licenses to do the work easier and understanding what happens with compounds that were already studied in the 50’s and 60’s easier. Adding in the unique aspects of all the other psychedelics now knows would introduce too many unknowns into the research but in future when psychedelics are much better understood then that research will naturally flow from what’s being done now.
Nothing earth shattering is being released by vendors, it’s, as always, just minute changes to the compound but if anything, it seems like new compounds are coming to market at an ever increasing rate.
