U.S. Food & Drug Administration
GHB free-acid solution formation studies and characterization reported
Published in Medical Imaging Business Week, May 11th, 2006
According to researchers in the United States, "In forensic evidence, gamma-hydroxybutyric acid (GHB) has frequently been encountered in one of its salt forms (gamma-hydroxybutyrate), but has also been encountered in its free acid form (GHB). Owing to the physical properties, encounters of the free acid have been largely restricted to forensic exhibits comprising aqueous solutions, such as acidic beverages that have been 'spiked' or formulated with...
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