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Indeed i’m also very sorry to hear about your loss. I can imagine that this must be an awful time for you and your family. I admire your effort to warn others away from use of this drug to prevent this sort of thing happening to others. At Partyvibe we do try to offer others advice on safe drug use and harm reduction, with research chemicals like AMT unfortunately I don’t really know anything about it as it was never available when I was taking drugs.

When you feel the time is right could you fill us in with a bit more to the story, ie; had you son been drinking or had he been out at a party dancing etc. This sort of information helps us to understand more about what had happened and we may be able to offer people more advice towards AMT. Unfortunately just telling people not to take drugs doesn’t work, if they want to take them they will do it regardless, so we firmly believe that sharing information in a friendly environment can help to save lives more than the old skool “just say no” method.

Again sorry for your loss.

thelog

@General Lighting 517384 wrote:

Another risk factor with substances such as this, is that weighing out such small quantities requires the use of sensitive electronic scales.

Whilst these are way less expensive than previously, they are still a fair investment and many young people especially those still live at the family home or even in a shared house where not all sharers are drug users (such as their University accomodation) are wary of having such a device at home – it gets them judged as a heavy user or even a dealer.

Also not everybody knows how to correctly use such a scale, and/or to check its calibration. Ironically many schools seem to have discouraged science education to this level during the early 1990s (just after I left) as they feared they were “teaching kids how to do drugs”. Plus as this substance is cheap and available, there is also less incentive to conserve supplies and that can (and does) lead to an even higher overdose risk.

This is a report on the site of a 44 year old married female, with previous drug experience having a near miss with the substance at a a high dose, and warnings about the other similar chemicals with these dosage levels.

http://www.partyvibe.com/forums/research-chemicals/51699-nearly-died-amt.html

Same goes for that 4HO-MIPT stuff and 2cb, you just take a tiny little line and that is more than enough to keep you going for a few hours.

@thelog 517387 wrote:

Same goes for that 4HO-MIPT stuff and 2cb, you just take a tiny little line and that is more than enough to keep you going for a few hours.

2cb and homipt aint that dangerous even in high doses. i know of a dude who injected 100mg 2ce and tripped for a week. know another 4 dudes who found a wrap at a uk rave and thought it was coke… 250mg up all their noses… well they were fucked for ages and felt bad for like 4 months (some of them)… no death though but people have died off t-7 and 2ci… 2cb is quite soft on the body but fuck knows how they didn’t die on 2ce…

ho-mipt is light on the body too.

lol@ banging 2ce

@DaftFader 517649 wrote:

I’ve had to put you in an ambulance from drugs over dose, please think about what the fuck you are saying as advise before you say it! <3

QUALITY^ lol!
My tuppence, i tried 2cb for the first time on saturday night and i felt really uncomfortable and edgy. it liquid in a bottle and i’d only had 1 drop.
I was told that it was a drug thats used as an ‘enhancer’ so it was enhancing the bomb of speed i’d had earlier, and although i could feel that it did do that to some extent, it was still different/ uncomfortable, very fidgety edgey and made me refill my bottle of water around 7 or 8 times during the space of 3 hours where we were, on another note i got to see dave the drummer as he came up to play for us =D
Bangin night!