Party Vibe

there are claims on BL that a pyrovalerone (similar to cathinones – and class B illegal!) has been added to some of 6-APB mixtures, which is what causes the sleeplessness.

alpha-Pyrrolidinopentiophenone – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I suspect the only reason why certain people aren’t yet being woken to the sound of the door crashing in and the shout of “ARMED POLICE!” is because the feds are slowly gathering evidence and/or looking for other ways to disrupt the trade such as seizing imports once they’ve been paid for (which hurts people much more than arrests for relatively minor crimes).

Posession of small quantities of “real drugs” only result in words of advice or a Caution these days (which would also happen to anyone caught with RC’s at street level) which many users shrug off, but losing their money is much more of an annoyance!

its not just the feds/govt who are floundering but the vendors as well, as they realise the clear sea is being replaced with more and more sewage…

@Silversun84 396022 wrote:

Are there any other long-term dangers with this “pyrovalerone”?

unlikely. these new chemicals haven’t actually killed many people, they just give most peopel a fright and a very unpleasant few days, then they recover.

it may have been me (slightly jokingly) advising against flushing Ivory Wave due to recent media stories about particularly large rats being found in the UK 😉

Seriously though I’d be inclined to hold on to the stuff as its not yet illegal, then wait for the moral panic and “amnesty” before the laws and drop it in to the old bill or better still some healthcare facility, where it can be tested to see what might actually be in it. if you can find a discreet and friendly scientist who can test it even better, so whatever dodgy stuff goes in it can be publicised.

having read a few more trip reports of the “good” stuff it doesn’t even sound all that appealing.. Very similar to MDA pills from the early 90s, which fell out of favour for a variety of reasons such as having more OD potential, and not as much of a “happy” buzz….

Rx is an abbreviation for the Latin word recipe – which means “take thus” and shows the pharmacist what ingredients they should obtain to supply the prescription.

today this is normally a ready-made medication but the pharmacists used to prepare some drugs themselves (on some occasions they still do), hence a “recipe” being needed for the prescription.

so Rx gets used as an abbreviation for the prescrption and Rx only appears on some preparations.

Modern European health services write prescriptions in their native language or in a form of “Euro-English” (hence the more recent spelling “amfetamine”) rather than “pig Latin” so “Rx” and other Latin abbreviations are now more commonly found in the USA…

@p0ly 396036 wrote:

You always refer to Amphetamines as Amfetamines, I thought it was ph?

the official spelling was changed (along with a load of other drugs) until around 2003/04 under EU agreeement.. I tend to use the new official spelling as increasingly “proper” scientific and harm reduction papers as well as the criminal justice system is doing this..

however mephedrone is usually written in the old English way in English speaking nations as its not accepted as an approved preparation 😉

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