Tetrahydrobenzodifuran ('FLY') analogue of 2C-B, in which the two methoxy groups are locked into rings. Made by Aaron P. Monte in the Nichols lab; first in Monte's 1995 Purdue thesis, then in J Med Chem 1996.
sampleOff-white powder sold as 2C-B-FLY, spilling from a microcentrifuge vial; photographed and identified by the author of The Drug Users Bible. Benzodifurans circulate as powder, where a Bromo-DragonFLY mix-up is a known fatal error. DMTrott ·CC BY-SA