Diazepines

Diazepines are a class of research chemical that feature a fusion of a benzene ring with a diazepine ring. The first Diazepine was found out accidentally in the year 1955 by a man named Leo Sternbach. Diazepines are known to be potent agonists of the GABA receptor. Their effects on the GABA receptors are believed to be accountable for creating their favorable experimental findings.

There are many different types of legal Diazepines that are used by research chemists around the world in laboratories. Examples of these legal research chemicals include Bromazolam, Clonazolam, and Diclazepam. There are several more, however. Legal Diazepines make excellent additions to any research laboratory.