Active ingredientLysergideCat. No. P-L117-001CAS 50-37-3Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Lysergide
A semi-synthetic compound derived from lysergic acid, of the ergot alkaloid family, first synthesised on 16 November 1938 in Basel, Switzerland, by chemist Albert Hofmann, as part of a systematic study of lysergic acid amides. This family brings together the active ingredient.
Did you know?With that synthesis Hofmann was looking for a respiratory and circulatory stimulant; the Swiss chemist, who also worked out the structure of the squill glycosides, lived to the age of 102.
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