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Controlled Substance AnaloguesA new class of substances was created by the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986. Controlled substance analogues are substances which are not controlled substances, but may be found in the illicit traffic. They are structurally or pharmacologically similar to Schedule I or II controlled substances and have no legitimate medical use. A substance which meets the definition of a controlled substance analogue and is intended for human consumption is treated under the CSA as if it were a controlled substance in Schedule I. Travel back to the DRCNet Response to the DEA Home Page Travel back to the List of DEA Publications Travel back to the Drugs of Abuse Table of Contents Travel back to the Drugs of Abuse Controlled Substances Act Chapter |