Carfentanyl Research Grade Chemical

🔬 What is Carfentanyl?

Carfentanyl is a highly potent synthetic opioid analgesic and a structural analog of fentanyl. It is approximately 10,000 times stronger than morphine and has been used in veterinary applications to sedate large animals like elephants. In research, Carfentanyl is studied for its mu-opioid receptor binding affinity, potency comparisons, and pharmacokinetics in toxicological and forensic contexts.

📘 Research Applications

Carfentanyl is strictly used in:

• Forensic toxicology studies

• Receptor binding affinity assays

• Opioid analog comparison testing

• Controlled substance metabolism research

• Veterinary pharmacology (non-human studies only)

⚖️ Dosage (For Research Use ONLY)

• Typical experimental quantities range from 1 microgram to 100 micrograms.

• Extreme caution and proper containment procedures are mandatory.

• Must be handled in a controlled laboratory environment by trained personnel only.

📦 Storage Guidelines

• Store in a secure, temperature-controlled area

• Ideal temperature: -20°C to 8°C

• Protect from light, moisture, and heat

• Keep in clearly labeled, tamper-proof containers

⚠️ Hazard and Safety Information

• Highly toxic even in microgram doses

• Use protective gloves, lab coats, respirators, and containment hoods

• Handle only in licensed laboratories

• Accidental exposure can be fatal

• Keep emergency naloxone accessible at all times

✅ Why Choose Dopechem.com for Carfentanyl?

• ✔️ Certified purity with lab-tested documentation

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📝 Legal Disclaimer

Carfentanyl is classified as a controlled substance in many jurisdictions. This product is sold only for legitimate research, analytical, or forensic use. Not for human consumption, medical, or veterinary treatment. Buyers must be licensed and comply with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations.