The analog act is a difficult act to prosecute under, which is why you see analogs often banned directly rather than prosecuted under it. BMPEA isn't an analog

The analog act is a difficult act to prosecute under, which is why you see analogs often banned directly rather than prosecuted under it. BMPEA isn't an analog of a banned substance, either, at least it's far more removed than other chemicals[0]. Calling it an "amphetamine" is a bit of a scare tactic, although it certainly isn't a nice chemical and it should've been marketed exactly as it was, not claimed to be a "herbal extract". Frankly, they should be able to nail them under that marketing premise instead. EDIT: [0] Actually, I take that back. It's far closer to amphetamine than DMAA was, which makes this rather interesting actually.