EcstasyData had their DEA license pulled.

[Didgital]

Title says it all. Ecstasy Data had their DEA license pulled and now there is nowhere in the USA where someone can anonymously send street drug samples for analysis.

Anyone know why? I wonder if there was some mishandling or improper disposal..

 

[Jabberwocky]

Wait... that means drugsdata.org too?

Wtf

 

[Didgital]

Wait... that means drugsdata.org too?

Wtf

Yeah DrugsData was formerly called EcstasyData and I keep forgetting. But yeah that's the word on the street, I'm just wondering why, cuz I don't want me or my friends to run afoul because well just because ;D

 

[Rectify]

UNC Street Drug Analysis Results

Analysis of results completed by the UNC Opioid Data Lab and gathered by our service partners

www.streetsafe.supply

They seem to only focus on opioids, though.

 

[Jabberwocky]

UNC Street Drug Analysis Results

Analysis of results completed by the UNC Opioid Data Lab and gathered by our service partners

www.streetsafe.supply

They seem to only focus on opioids, though.

It says they don't serve individuals, unless you contact them from a harm reduction organization. Maybe we should talk to them.

 

[Pissed_and_messed]

great. just great. I guess they just want people dead.

 

[someguyontheinternet]

great. just great. I guess they just want people dead.

Basically yea, sadly that's been a lot of the more conservative stance on drug use because they believe it to be a moral failing and that people should "live with the consequences of their choices"

 

[Jabberwocky]

It says they don't serve individuals, unless you contact them from a harm reduction organization. Maybe we should talk to them.

I'm going to ask Tronica if we could possibly partner with them.

Their testing only costs $20 compared to $100 from drugsdata, and free for NC residents.

 

[MedicinalUser247]

They got their license pulled ? I swear to god the world is getting stupid.

 

[andyturbo]

I suspected this had happened when I first read about them stopping tests a few months ago. Energy Control International is another option but can be pricey depending on if you are after results that quantify.

• Qualitative (GC/MS or HPLC/MS): 60€. This kind of analysis provides a result with the composition of the sample. All active substances are identified, but the concentration (percentage of each substance present) is not known. This kind of analysis spares us the use of reference standards (only spectral libraries are necessary) so the price can be significantly lower.
• MDMA and 2C-B pills (GC/MS and quantification through UV) 80€. The same analysis as the previous option, with quantification through UV. The concentration of MDMA and 2C-B can vary significantly and is necessary for deciding a proper dose, we quantify the amount of the active ingredient through UV spectroscopy and Beer’s law (reference standards are only necessary periodically, to verify proper instrument operation).
• Qualitative + report: 90€. Same kind of analysis as the first type, but with an included report, which is received the same day as the results and is verifiable by any third party that you choose to share it with. Report example.
• Quantitative + report (GC/MS or HPLC/MS):120€. Provides a result with the composition of the sample. All active substances are identified, as well as, for the most part their concentration. Includes a report, received the same day as the results and is verifiable by any third party that you choose to share it with. Report example.
• Enantiomer analysis: 220€. Only for methamphetamine, MDMA & amphetamine samples. *Results may take up to 2 months to arrive.
• Pesticide (120€) and Heavy Metals Analysis (70€): Only for cannabis samples.