This compound is primarily studied in the context of forensic and clinical toxicology to detect and analyze the use of synthetic cannabinoids. It serves as a biomarker for identifying exposure to JWH 250, a synthetic cannabinoid often found in recreational drug products. Researchers and law enforcement agencies utilize it to confirm drug use in cases of suspected intoxication or overdose, as well as to monitor compliance in rehabilitation programs. Additionally, it aids in understanding the metabolic pathways of synthetic cannabinoids, contributing to the development of more effective detection methods in urine, blood, or hair samples. Its role is critical in addressing public health concerns related to the misuse of designer drugs.