Froehde Reagent

The Froehde reagent is a solution used in analytical chemistry and forensic science to test for the presence of psychoactive substances, particularly alkaloids such as LSD, psilocybin, and DMT. It works by reacting with the chemical compounds in these substances, producing a specific color change that can be observed and analyzed. The Froehde reagent contains a mixture of various chemical compounds, that are carefully calibrated to create a stable and reliable test solution. The use of the Froehde reagent can be highly beneficial in identifying unknown substances or in monitoring drug use patterns in controlled environments. Its precise composition and method of use make it a valuable tool for those interested in the science of psychoactive substances and their effects on the human body.