Ecstasy warning after pills found with double or triple doses in UK

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Wednesday 15 June Drugs harm reduction campaigners are warning about high-strength ecstasy pills on the market in Britain after an analysis of drugs at a Manchester festival found some that contained double or even triple doses. After a string of recent deaths attributed to MDMA poisoning, particularly among young women, she is calling on clubbers in the north-west to beware of red Mastercard and yellow Mickey Mouse pills, which were found to contain doses that could prove harmful or even lethal to some users. There are particular concerns that irregularly shaped tablets, often with no score lines to easily split them, are confounding harm reduction advice that tells users to test their reaction to a half or even a quarter of a pill rather than swallowing the whole thing. Measham, who is professor of criminology at Durham University, and her team set up a mobile laboratory to test about samples of pills and powders either handed in at their own welfare tent or seized by paramedics, police and security. Her team checked the samples using a laser spectrometer sensitive enough to identify the molecules in them, while rough estimates of the strength of pills were established by washing out fillers and adulterants with solvents and then weighing the MDMA left behind. Parklife organisers issued site-wide warnings over red Mastercard pills after samples tested by The Loop weighed in at about mg of MDMA. There was concern over similar pills after the death of year-old Faye Allen , who is believed to have taken one, at a dance music event in Manchester in May. A second batch which came out at more than mg in strength were yellow Mickey Mouse pills. Three other batches — orange Warner Bros, blue Instagrams and grey Darth Vaders — weighed in at more than mg. After a dip in popularity, ecstasy use has been soaring in Britain and across Europe in recent years, as clandestine chemists respond to competition from legal highs and a new, consumer-led market dynamic on the dark net with an arms race over who can produce the strongest pills. The surge in strength has spurred Dr Adam Winstock, founder of the Global Drugs Survey , to warn that might be the most dangerous year to begin taking ecstasy in a generation. He is carrying out a survey to find out what testing kits and services people have used, among other things. Cases where people had died after taking ecstasy were often the result of unpredictable and idiosyncratic reactions to the drug that were unrelated to dose. Measham and her team from The Loop will be attending festivals across England this summer to test drugs. At the moment they are the only civilian organisation testing drugs for health and safety at music events. Measham called for similar work at all festivals and events. It could be totally different contents of pills next week or the week after using the same press. This article is 1 year old. Manchester Music festivals news.

Ecstasy warning after pills found with double or triple doses in UK

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