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Yep. It shouldn't come as a huge surprise that if customs find a powder they're going to hold it until they can test it, and with the booming online RC market accelerating the volume and range of incoming substances we can expect backlogs as work piles up on the chemists, lawyers and law enforcement officials involved with the complex investigative process.

The preceding information in this thread is outdated! Since 18 May 2012 Ketamine is now a border controlled drug listed in the Criminal Code Act 1995 and that means that MXE no longer gets a free pass through the analogue catch-all clause at this level of legislation. MXE is now, at best, in a legal grey area at the Commonwealth level. This change was slipped through parliament with a huge number of other completely unrelated acts and was not the focus of much discussion. There was a brief mention of quantities and purity which suggests that this amendment was not made to specifically target MXE, though it will probably still be used that way: Sources: Hansard Criminal Code Act 1995