What drug/drugs were you researching when you joined?

[LobalDominatrix]

I forgot what I was going to type. No matter.

 

[Ason Unique]

Dextromethorphan.

 

[pixplzthx]

I was just studying my undying love of opiates (prescription drugs).

 

[tweekor]

I'm trying to be a meth connoisseur. So just reading the different threads on it...

 

[kendo33]

Does anyone know how to aim another member if they've simply given you their name.. Does this site have an aim function or would I need a complete address such as @yahoo.uk.com or gmail.com or whatever, Thanks...

 

[kendo33]

Heavymeds, if you kicked oxy's, kick ass job, that's a tough one to beat....

 

[Rogue Robot]

Does anyone know how to aim another member if they've simply given you their name.. Does this site have an aim function or would I need a complete address such as @yahoo.uk.com or gmail.com or whatever, Thanks...

you go to their profile and send a private message. however, you have to be a bluelighter to send messages to members other than staff.

greenlighters' guide

 

[xcandyflipx]

wow, i'm surprised of all things nicotine is up there.

although, the MDMA one doesn't surprise me one bit. haha

 

[Nagelfar]

A google search found Le Junks cocaine thread when I was trying to find out how to make lavado.

 

[thizziswuritiz]

yay for yayo :D

 

[Lonestar]

I picked the wrong button! I said other, but should have said prescription drugs...

I need to be shown where I can get some info on Darvocet..like is it better than Lorcet?

 

[delsymfan]

Well, I like an idiot like to research things at work. My work has a firewall blocker that blocks out like basically everything. But the .ru tag for this site slipped thru the cracks.

And I've been searchin and usin DXM, as you've already probably noted.

 

[Zero_P]

I knew about this forum from researching ecstasy, but now I feel I could contribute to discussion and help people on the matter.

 

[Kore]

First post! Yee haw.
I came across this site researching mushrooms. And since then, I've been reading about ketamine, acid, cacti, RCs, and med interactions...

 

[Nagelfar]

First post! Yee haw.
I came across this site researching mushrooms. And since then, I've been reading about ketamine, acid, cacti, RCs, and med interactions...

Welcome! I'm sure you'll find yourself referring to this site very often, and knowing more than all your friends about the pills they're doing from their mother's cabinet too

 

[ohline]

i came across this site researching the oh-so-wonderful oxymorphone. and it's a fucking blessing that i did, or i'd probably be six feet under.

 

[cidflaccid]

benzo's and ketamine. everything I wanted to know

 

[Dr_F]

I'd been using BL as a reference for some time before deciding to join.

I entered into the world of tertiary substance abuse treatment six years ago. I worked for an organization for four plus years that operated from an abstinence-only paradigm.

While working for this organization, I was also a full-time student at an undergraduate institution that houses some well-known harm-reduction advocates.

It took only one chemical dependency course, taught by a man who eventually became my mentor, to turn my world upside down… in a good way, that is.

You see, while I knew that the organization for which I worked helped some people, it seemed there were far too many whom we could not, and were not willing, to reach. I do not enjoy human suffering. The mentality of, “Come back to us when you’ve hit rock-bottom and are willing to change,” never sat well with me. Far too many individuals, in my experience, died before they “hit rock bottom.” For them, “rock bottom” was literal- the grave.

Thus, the idea that as a provider, I could help to mitigate the harm that individuals do to themselves while they are using, rather than turning them away at the door, was both pragmatic and ideologically appealing. Although abstinence may still be the ideal, it is just that- an ideal. I’m not a person of faith, spiritual or otherwise, and I don’t “believe” in abstinence. I use the word believe deliberately, as many abstinence-only persons do seem to embrace it as a faith.

After finishing my undergraduate education and cutting my ties with the aforementioned organization (for whom my wife also worked), my wife and I moved across the country. She is currently working at a methadone clinic. I am enrolled in a doctoral clinical psychology program, with a position in one of the nation’s top five specialty AD/HD Clinics. My research centers on AD/HD and adolescent substance abuse, and my clinical work is consistent with the harm-reduction paradigm.

I am also a drug user, both therapeutically and recreationally. The information I’ve gleaned from this site, in the time that I’ve been browsing it, has been useful both for me and for my clients.

No other site can compare to BL. I've read a plethora of studies suggesting that Suboxone cannot be abused. Yet, here I can find first hand accounts of people not only snorting it (to increase bioavailability), but also shooting it.

BL is both a hobby and an invaluable resource for someone who works with substance abusers. Hell, as much as I want to be a know-it-all, BL has provided me with information that’s potentially saved MY life. I know of no other site that is as comprehensive; sure, there’s plenty of government-sponsored sites and the not-for-profit erowid.org, yet they pale in comparison to BL.

Thank you to all the members who make meaningful contributions. I am so grateful for this site.

(Sidenote: A little high right now, but I genuinely feel this way about BL).

 

[sonic]

Pillreports.com is what lead me here, so it goes without saying I was researching MDxA. I also was starting to get into opiates back then so I made a lot of posts in drug basics (now known as basic drug discussion).

 

[snowman203]

I've done most my reading about coke on here. Mainly because it was something I stayed away from in my earlier days when I was new to drugs. Definitely was the right choice in my opinion after finally experimenting with it.