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cathinones

Advocacy, Harm Reduction info
When MDMA might be MDMAybe
Alerts, Harm Reduction info
New cathinone being sold as MDMA
Advocacy, Know Our News, Results
This was the summer of terrible drugs
Harm Reduction info
So you want to test your MDMA?
Advocacy, Harm Reduction info, Media
Washing away the Bath salts Myth – Part Two
Harm Reduction info, Know Our News, Media
Washing away the Bath salts Myth – Part One
Alerts
High levels of eutylone substitution found in O week testing in South Island
Harm Reduction info
Reagent testing at home to check for cathinones
Harm Reduction info
Help, I’ve had eutylone! What do?
Alerts
ALERT: Dangerous cathinones are bloody everywhere this summer
Alerts, Know Our News
Ugh. More bloody cathinones
Alerts
Update: more pills to be aware of this summer

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Latest Posts

When MDMA might be MDMAybe

New cathinone being sold as MDMA

This was the summer of terrible drugs

So you want to test your MDMA?

Washing away the Bath salts Myth – Part Two

Washing away the Bath salts Myth – Part One

High levels of eutylone substitution found in O week testing in South Island

Reagent testing at home to check for cathinones

Help, I’ve had eutylone! What do?

ALERT: Dangerous cathinones are bloody everywhere this summer

Ugh. More bloody cathinones

Update: more pills to be aware of this summer

Eutylone report – “I felt poisoned for 48 hours”

Cathinone C86 identified as eutylone

ALERT: White powder in clear capsules containing unknown cathinone C86

Nosebleeds are the least of your worries – why snorting is a bad idea

Deliberately Deceptive Drug Mixtures Found This Summer

“Faulty batch” warning not helpful

This summer’s crap drug: n-ethylpentylone

Cathinones still a concern for 2018 festival season

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The DISC Trust is a peer-based harm reduction organisation, and a licensed drug checking service. DISC aims to improve the health and wellbeing of people who use drugs through harm reduction. DISC operates regular drug checking services in Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, as well as static and mobile hep C testing, treatment and support services. DISC Trust is a member of Harm Reduction Coalition Aotearoa and supports human rights and health-based approaches to drugs.

DISC takes pride in New Zealand being the first country in the world to introduce a national state sponsored needle exchange programme.

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