Party Vibe

class C is normally used for benzos whether then are on the national formulary or unlicensed are some of them are legitimate medications in other EU countries – also in healthcare it means these have slightly less strong security on storage (although diversion nowadays is near impossible, the patients supplies are carefully rationed and every last pill is counted (mislaid or refused pills stil have to be accounted for)

A few years ago I had to install a telephone in some old granny lady’s room and the nurse came in to deliver the meds, I literally had to be watched by the nurse to ensure that either she took them or had a good reason for refusing them, and wasn’t trying to get me to remove the unwanted pills (although I wouldn’t want a medium half life benzo, I’d be asleep 2 days :D)

there is some kind of explanation on two pages of the BNF [the paper one, not the free online NHS version] but aimed at medical professionals – in reality it is overcomplicated (similar to the USA) and nowhere else in Europe has anything similar, most countries all only have 2 classifications, “soft” or “hard” drugs and also whether the compound can legally be prescribed..

The whole concept of having the DEA is a flawed idea.

Scotland tried something similar, and soon abandoned the idea, the resources being merged back into the NHS and Police Scotland (since doing this crime and drug issues in Scotland have decreased, whilst at the same time genuinely dangerous situations are picked up on quicker than in England.

One thing online comments gave me the impression was happening in USA and was even more fucked up [if true] was that so-called “cannabis entrepreneurs” in some states were paradoxically voting for cannabis to be legalised but also for Trumpf/Republicans – they feared if Democrats got in there would be “Europe style” tax and quality regulations on their products that would “get in the way of their business”.