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I believe steroids are class C so the same as Mephedrone.

They won’t disrupt every package so you can take your chances if you wish.

thanks for the info guys!
you all sure know a lot of stuff, i wish i’d joined this forum years ago. it would have saved me a lot of greef lol
I have no intention of buying anything like that online, i like to keep all of my purchases face to face if you get me
plus it would leave a pretty obvious paper trail

Peacce!

Thinking of ordering Mepedrone from an online website based in India..or so they say….I’m just really unsure who if anyone I should trust and pay money before I get the goods…one minute I’m thinking..this is crazy sending $$ to some guy I know nothing about….then im thinking,,well they can’t all be out to rip me off..surely there would be more publicity..totally confused! anyone had any dealings with companies in india?..or better still any recommendations would be great?

Would you guys say the majority of people have gone back to MDMA and Cocaine as a result of mephedrone classification or would you say the majority are searching for other as-yet-unclassified substances to fill the hole? (this perhaps suggesting legal status as the important factor)

@WHIF 563281 wrote:

I would say the majority who were on Mephedrone are still taking (if they can get it) and classification made others curious to try..

Thats a fascinating point you make about classification encouraging curiosity, researchers such as David Nutt would most probably agree with you, as would I. Part of my current research focuses on the effects of prohibition and the media on bring attention to and glamourising substances, would you say the media is guilty of helping propagate mephedrone interest WHIF?

@WHIF 563362 wrote:

Well how did Mephedrone become so popular ..relatively quickly..I don’t live in the UK but from what I can make of it Mephedrone had quite a lot of publicity in one way or another..not to much about Heroine, Cocaine & other Class A drugs…Originally Mephedrone was a cheap legal high that young people took on a night out..classification I would say made more people curious..also there are an element who enjoy doing something they know they should not be doing. The answer to your question yes I think the media helped highten interest and made more people curious…the classification pushed up prices and got more organized people involved as there is big money or big profits..obviously going through many fingers on route to the UK but ball park price approx $500 US / 300 GBP / 30,000 INR per kg when it leaves the factory…it doesn’t take much working out the big profits to be made & still not illegal in India ( Or may it has been banned..not sure)

Still very much legal in india I think and starting to become a serious problem in the streets with ease of access and cheap again being large factors in this drugs trajectory, will be interesting to see cultural differences in the responses to this issue. I can’t help but agree with your views on the role of the media and exacerbation of the situation caused by classification and its attraction to organised criminals. You mentioned you don’t live in the uk, was mephedrone a widespread issue when unclassified and would you say this has improved since the classification of mephedrone?

@RaD 563083 wrote:

Drone will fuck you man. Be smart.

And take oxy instead…..