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Clubbers snap up
new legal high
-Guardian Unlimited UK


Common effects: euphoria, energy, alertness for up to six hours
NZ Drug Foundation

Herbal party pills Under the spotlight
-NZ Herald

Herbal Highs
Warning over Herbal Highs
-Ashburton Guardian


 



Legal piperazine-based " Herbal Highs ", “ Party Pills ” " Dance pills " as they have been call have passed an expert evaluation surrounding their use in New Zealand. Products, sold under such names as Charlie, The Good Stuff, Exodus, Frenzy, Rapture, Charge, Blast and Euphoria have gained huge popularity New Zealand wide and are now becoming socially acceptable alternatives to illegal drugs.

An Expert Select Committee was convened by the NZ government and agreed In a landmark decision that Dance pills, Herbal highs & Party Pills should be classified as an R 18 product and that personal use is permitted by responsible adults, to boost and sustain their energy levels while working and playing.

This meant that synthetic Benzylpiperazine BZP & Trifluromethylphenylpiperazine (TFMPP) molecule, was approved for use as an additive in recreational substances in New Zealand, which now allows people to legally go about there business in an altered state.

On DEC 18th , 2007
BZP the main ingredient in Party Pills to be made Illegal.

Associate Minister of Health Jim Anderton says BZP, the pills' active ingredient, and related substances will be given a class C1 classification after cabinet agreed to his recommendation. Mr Anderton, like most MP's no doubt likes the odd tot on alcohol and is therefore a hypocrite, banning something less toxic than alcohol, in turn helping the alcohol industry poison more people . Congratulations JIM working toards wrecking the health of the nation. Many Party Pill users will go back to the booze and dangerous methamphetamine ( P) . Click the link Jim Anderton and email him and let him know what you think. Be polite it helps!

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This decision was a valid demonstration of the policy of harm minimization. The Committee saw that consumers obviously wanted to take pills when they partied, went tramping or just for energy for a day at the beach. Instead of determining that BZP ought to be illegal, The New Zealand Health Department created a modern category of substances, to be called "Non-traditional designer substances", which would be restricted to people 18 years of age and over.

An Example of the Popular Charlie Dance Pill
Charlie Party Pills

Where to Buy Party Pills in New Zealand

Known side effects:( which vary from user to user: ) Racing heart-rates, hallucinations, increased energy, visual distortion, grinding, disassociation, anxiety.


Charlie Contains. Benzylpiperazine 100 mg
Trifluromethylphenylpiperazine 25 mg
Capsimum Annuum 30mg Caffine anhydrous 40 mg, Zinger officinal 40 mg SAlix Alba extract 50: 1 60mg

Vitamin C 200 mg Encapsulating aids
Consumer Suitability

Not suitable for pregnant or lactating mothers or individuals with any medical condition or mental illness. Not suitable for any one who requires sleep within eight hours of consumption.

Warnings: Do not use party pills with any other medicines or hard drugs such as alcohol, nicotine, coffee or sugar. May function as a central nervous system stimulant and may cause increased heart rate and short term insomnia.

BEWARE: This product is of high quality and strength.R18. Must be 18 years or older to purchase party pills

Overdose: Anxiety, panic attacks, hallucinations, headache and in extreme cases, vomiting, seizures and Hallucinations.

Specifically it is the Misuse of Drugs Act that now has a unique leaglised Class D substance in the legislation, which puts party pills firmly on the map in a class of their own. Licensed companies are now allowed to make and sell piperazine-based "non traditional designers substances"

This decision is a world first. An important step away from prohibition and a move towards facts based risk management and a acknowledgment by a governmental organization that it is not a moral or legal transgression to alter one's perception and state of mind. Others are using it as a tool in their Mediation practice.

BZP mixed with the different of types of TFFMP in a range combinations produces different results and effects . This is the principal difference between brands of pills. They vary in strength of pills, from 30mg up to 250 mg of active ingredients.


** It must be noted that the products that contain (BZP) have not been on the market long enough to assess the long term effects and more data is need to determine whether there is a positive or otherwise effect on the health.

Over 40 000 000 million pills have been consumed in New Zealand up until the middle of 2007 with no known deaths to date .

There are cases of hospitalization, the large majority are minor complaints, compared to 100's admitted to hospital with alcohol poisoning every weekend>

There have been serious near death experiences when mixed with combinations of alcohol and illegal Drugs.

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