Are aware of Your Stuff issues warnings to partygoers over drugs

By RNZ

A drug-checking organisation is hint partygoers about the danger of drugs being sold as something they are not.

Know Your Stuff deputy manager Jez Weston says there has been an increase in some sort of cathinone, also known as bath salts, is mis-sold as MDMA.

“Initially they feel a bit like MDMA, there’s a bit of euphoria however that wears off in about an hour, providing people just stimulated and zealous and tempted to take more, ” Weston said.

In case if people did re-dose, they could struggle to sleep for 24 to 48 hours, have headaches, stomach upsets, confusion and seizures, he said.

In case they were going to use drugs recommendations, he urged them to get them examined by his organisation.

“If you can’t get something tested, help it with caution and potentially steer clear of it. ”

At-home testing kits available were not just like the testing process Know Your Stuff making sure that, but they were better than nothing, afterwards said.

At-home once kits could tell the difference between METHYLENDIOXYMETHYLAMPHETAMIN (FACHSPRACHLICH) and cathinone, but not good at presenting an indication of the different chemicals with regards to drug.

“It will reveal that something has MDMA inside, but that doesn’t rule out more detrimental substances.

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“But it is a lot better than just any pill and chucking it on paper your neck. It gives people time to find out what might be in there and to receive responsibility for their own health. inch

– RNZ