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NASA pills (2C-B)

Samples
80
2C-B per pill
2–24 mg
Median
12 mg
Tested
Aug 2025 – Sep 2026
Colours
Pink, grey
Labs
105 countries

What was found in tested NASA pills?

NASA pill reports can differ in colour, contents and strength. Recorded samples are most often pink (58%), grey (16%) and blue (6%). Of the 80 samples, 60 had a measured 2C-B content: from 2 mg to 24 mg, with half coming in above 12 mg and one in ten above 18 mg.

Here you can compare independent laboratory results for 80 photographed samples tested between 2025-08-29 and 2026-09-12 and listed in source records under names such as: NASA, nasa. The photos and reports can help you find visually similar results, but they do not prove that an untested pill comes from the same batch.

Appearance cannot identify a tablet, which is why every sample here was tested rather than judged by eye.

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One of the tested samples, both faces.

The badge is NASA's insignia, the one everyone calls the meatball, designed in 1959 by James Modarelli: a blue sphere for a planet, white stars, a red chevron and a spacecraft in orbit. It is a circle, which suits a round tablet almost too well, and that is most of the reason presses keep reaching for it.

What is inside matters more. Tablets stamped with this logo are overwhelmingly 2C-B rather than MDMA, a different substance with a far narrower dose window, and several samples also carried 2C-H, a by-product of 2C-B synthesis. A small number contained MDMA as well. DrugsPRO currently holds 80 photographed samples under this logo, most often pink, then grey and blue.

Across the 60 with a measured 2C-B content, results run from 2 mg to 24 mg, with half coming in above 12 mg. Those figures look tiny beside an ecstasy tablet, and they are not a sign of a weak pill: 2C-B is active at exactly this scale. The logo names no producer and guarantees nothing.

Check the pill in your hand with your own reagent test, used according to the kit instructions.

The NASA stamp is used on the illegal market for tablets of different composition. The name, the press and the colour are not reliable marks of a particular batch. Even tablets bought in the same place and looking the same can come from different production runs.

Laboratory results show wide differences in dose, purity and adulterants. A tablet sold as ecstasy can carry an unexpectedly high MDMA dose, other stimulants, or substances that were never declared. That is what raises the risk of overheating, circulatory problems, serotonin syndrome and overdose, and it is exactly what a test answers before anyone takes anything.

A reagent test tells you which group of substances a sample belongs to. How much of it is in the tablet is what a purity or quantity test answers, and a full laboratory analysis names every component. Test a small portion, use more than one reagent, and compare the result with recent laboratory alerts.

Where these results come from

This comparison includes 80 samples tested between 2025-08-29 and 2026-09-12. The most frequently detected substances are: 2C-B (76), 2C-H (9), Caffeine (8), Synthesis impurity (4).

Laboratory reports come from: addiction-neuchatel.ch, checkit.wien, drogenarbeitz6.at, drugchecking.berlin, drugchecking.ch, druglab.fr, energycontrol.org, nightlifevaud.ch. Other substances detected in some samples include: MDMA, Lidocaine, 2-Br-4,5-DMPEA, L-Glutamine, Paracetamol.

Information about the ingredients of NASA pills comes from lab and user data. Each result is a warning rather than a guarantee, and no substance is safe by default. Testing the pill in your hand is the part you can control. Get a test kit. Other analyses in the full database.

Also reported as

Testing services and report databases list this design under other names too: Fusée, Rocket. They refer to the same logo, not to a different pill.

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A pill's appearance tells you nothing about what is inside it. These kits identify 2C-B and the adulterants most often found with it.

No test result can tell you a substance is safe. No substance is 100% safe.This article is published for harm reduction purposes. It does not encourage the use of psychoactive substances and does not replace medical advice.