PHARAOH pills (Ecstasy / MDMA)
What was found in tested Pharaoh pills?
Pharaoh pill reports can differ in colour, contents and strength. Recorded samples are most often pink (28%), yellow (20%) and orange (15%). Across 32 tested samples the MDMA content ranged from 78 mg to 330 mg, with a median of 159 mg — one in ten above 210 mg. Here you can compare independent laboratory results for 40 photographed samples tested between 2025-08-25 and 2026-08-28 and listed in source records under names such as: Pharaoh, pharao, pharaoh, faraón, pharaon. 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. Pills with the same logo, colour or shape can contain different substances and doses, so appearance cannot identify a tablet.
The profile in the striped nemes headdress is almost always read as Tutankhamun, whose funerary mask entered global visual culture after Howard Carter opened the tomb in 1922 and the touring exhibitions that followed put it in front of millions. It is a strong silhouette with a clean outline, which is what survives being cut into a die. This is also a logo that refuses to settle on a colour: pink leads, then yellow, orange and blue, with no single version dominating. Almost every classified sample contained MDMA, and one carried 5-MeO-MiPT, a tryptamine that is not MDMA at all. DrugsPRO currently holds 40 photographed samples under this logo. Across the 32 with a measured MDMA content, results run from 78 mg to 330 mg, with a median of 159 mg, and the top of that range sits far above any common dose. 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.
Use the pill reports below to compare detected substances and amounts, dates, locations and source laboratories for tested samples bearing the Pharaoh logo. A pill’s appearance, colour or logo cannot identify its contents or strength. Visually identical samples may contain different substances and doses.
Laboratory findings at a glance
This comparison includes 40 samples tested between 2025-08-25 and 2026-08-28. The most frequently detected substances are: MDMA (38), Caffeine (3), 5-MeO-MiPT (1).
Laboratory reports come from: checkit.wien, contact-suchthilfe.ch, drogenarbeitz6.at, drugchecking.ch, druglab.fr, energycontrol.org, nuit-blanche.ch, saferparty.ch. Other substances detected in some samples include: Caffeine, 5-MeO-MiPT.
Information about the ingredients of Pharaoh pills comes from lab and user data. Test results are warnings. No substance is 100% safe. Test it before you ingest it. Get a test kit. Other analyses in the full database.
Each result represents an independently tested sample. A pill's appearance cannot reliably identify its contents or strength.
Also reported as
Testing services and report databases list this design under other names too: Faraón, Pharao, Pharaon. They refer to the same logo, not to a different pill.
Dislcaimer: The information provided on this page is not intended to promote drug use. Many of the substances mentioned are illegal under domestic and international law and possession of these substances is punishable by law. Never assume that a substance is safe. Ecstasy pills (extasy, XTC, molly) are expected to contain MDMA but concentration, purity and adulteration vary greatly, even if aquired from the same source or if bear seemingly the same characteristics. Chemical Safety sp. z o.o. strongly advises against the use of any psychoactive substance – legal or illegal. Consuming psychoactive substances is always an avoidable risk to your health.
Ecstasy tablets are always counterfeit. To effectively check the composition of a Pharaoh pill, test it yourself with the PRO Test drug test kit or submit a sample to a laboratory. Judging a substance by its appearance is unreliable, as illustrated by the current chemical composition information published on this site. Our goal is to reduce the harms associated with psychoactive substance use by providing reliable data that can help you make more informed decisions.
One of the pills we describe is the ecstasy pill “Pharaoh”. It is a distinctive tablet with an embossed motif referring to the symbol of the pharaoh, inspired by ancient Egypt. Laboratory tests have shown that pills can contain various concentrations of active substances, including not only MDMA, but also other, often dangerous substitutes. We advise paying close attention to the unpredictability of the composition of these pills, which can lead to an increased risk of overdose or unforeseen body reactions.
It is important for users to be aware of the potential dangers of taking drugs. That’s why on our site you’ll find testing methods, analytical results and risk reduction tips that can help minimize the health harms associated with their use. Remember that each pill may differ in composition, and their appearance is not an indicator of quality. Read on for detailed information on MDMA.
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