u/fecesfreak420

As im sure all of you are familiar with on some level, the media sensationalizes illicit drug use, and leaves the consumer with at the very best a vague sense of understanding drug use and its consequence; this is me, in this regard. Now before you start; Yes, Im aware how insidious methamphetamine dependance can be, and this is obviously not a smart decision, but unfortunately i am stubborn enough where the advice of strangers on the internet will fall on deaf ears. Im wondering; Does using meth (in this case, vaporized) cause any oral decay, that has not occurred before, in your experience? Weird to be concerned about? Yes, I'll admit that; I just do not need to have the appearance of a drug user. The bit i've read about this cites a reduced flow of saliva that leaves the teeth more suspectable to damage; but this is true for many other drugs, and none of them have the notoriety of oral decay that meth does. Does this reputation have any science behind it?

Thank you all for any insight!

All of us in here somehow benefit from the gray drug market. While i wont list their names, you all know what im talking about. From managing cravings to cancer pains, these molecules are neutral tools that when used responsibly can genuinely improve the quality of life for so many people. The war on drugs in the US is doing an absurdly disproportionate damage relative to the benefit; serving as a sorry excuse for improving the health of the public to appear moral and an indispensable tool for controlling the population and incarcerating groups of minorities that are politically inconvenient, while indirectly leading to there deaths, as dealers everywhere make the transition from safer, more well studied opioids to ultra potent ones (not that these are evil, just not the use case for pressed pills) with no regard to the dosing, leading to hotspots in pressies and families burying their loved ones. This market allows the end users to know what they're consuming and properly dose which leads to drastically safer use. But this market isnt invincible, should the media decide to one day run a story on how "dangerous gray market substances" are harming the public, politicians will take advantage and will nuke the market how they did with 7 and peptides. Im aware of MGM15 and thankfully this is a more suitable replacement for the use case, but some molecules, which i wont mention here, are completely irreplicable. From having unique mechanisms of action or preferable side effect profiles, if they schedule it then we're back at square one. The market is better off when less people know about it. Prices will be reduced. Sentences for the providers in forgein countries, which aren't as free as ours, will be less strict leading to better product for the consumer as resources needed wont be as expensive.

Stop telling people where to get their stuff. Stop mentioning RCs in non RC subs. Stop mentioning names of vendors. People cannot be trusted to keep the secret. The less people know, the better. Hopefully one day the legislation changes. But until then, Please stay quiet. This is more than feeling good for some people. For most of us its survival.

does anyone in here use more than one class of drugs? im aware obviously everyone here is using opioids, but ive decided to return to GHB for a multitude of reasons.. Im seeking advice as to how to regulate my consumption, and avoiding the often lethal GHB + opioid combination i will definitely be tempted to use.. Im aware most people who use opioids are also using benzos, which while only similar in limited capacities mechanistically they share the dangerous multiplication of respiratory depression. How do you guys avoid the temptation of combining them? thank you for any insight.

also, ill be more active in this sub instead of lurking.. hopefully you guys find me interesting, gonna be posting mostly overviews of novel opioids i find interesting pharmacologically!