BBC: “It could not come at a more important time, the adulteration risks of the illegal drug market have never been greater.“After 12 years of preparations, evaluations and negotiations, it is fantastic that we can start the UK’s first regular drug checking service.
With more cities due to follow soon, this is a landmark moment for harm reduction.”A post shared by The Loop (@theloop_uk)Drug users can use the service by placing small amounts into an “amnesty bin” at the BDP’s headquarters in central Bristol (11 Brunswick Square, BS2 8PE).
The drugs will then be tested for its contents and strength, which will last an hour. Afterwards, those visiting the service can come back to receive individual harm-reduction consultations with professionals.
No drugs will be returned after the service.The launch of The Loop’s Drug Checking Service follows numerous calls for the UK government to support more drug testing at festivals.
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