#TestIt! Alerts
WARNING! – You may be using fentanyl testing strips incorrectly!
A dangerous set of instructions for using fentanyl testing strips has been making rounds across the internet.
Introduction
DanceSafe is a 501(c)3 public health nonprofit, established in 1998, that promotes health and safety within the electronic music and nightlife communities. Since then, it has grown to be the largest nonprofit in North America to provide harm reduction services and peer-based, popular education in nightlife settings. Combining these two principles has enabled DanceSafe to create successful, peer-based educational programs to reduce drug misuse and empower young people and others to make healthy, informed lifestyle choices.
What is Drug Checking
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What is Drug Checking
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What is Drug Checking
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Why Does DanceSafe Release #TestIt! Alerts?
Greetings, DanceSafers!
As many of you know, we routinely release Test It! Alerts that detail the appearance, location, and contents of adulterated drugs around the country based on Erowid’s DrugsData Project and community-submitted entries. We believe that this information on its own is useful and important – however, we also want to ensure that our community understands the true purpose of these alerts, which is more than simply being aware of the current nature of the drug market. …
Recent #TestIt Alerts
Context Clues: Fentanyl in Mushrooms?
An emergency text went out at Electric Forest 2022 claiming that fentanyl-laced mushrooms were causing ODs. We wrote this guide on how to figure out if a claim about drugs is legit.
URGENT: Recent Batch of Fentanyl Strips Requires Different Dilutions
DanceSafe has recently discovered that the BTNX fentanyl strip batch ending in 196 produces false positives with MDMA and meth unless diluted more.
#TestIt Alert: Round light blue pill sold as oxy contains fentanyl
A round light blue pill with “A” over “215” separated by a break line was sold in Philadelphia, PA as oxycodone A 215; contains fentanyl, analogues, gabapentin.
#TestIt Alert: Round orange pill sold as Adderall contains methamphetamine
A round orange pill with “U31” on one side and two break lines on the other was sold online as Adderall (amphetamine) but actually contains methamphetamine.
#TestIt Alert: Round blue pill sold as oxy contains fentanyl
A round blue pill with “M” in a box on one side was sold online as oxycodone 30mg, but actually contains exclusively fentanyl and 4-ANPP.
WARNING! – You may be using fentanyl testing strips incorrectly!
A dangerous set of instructions for using fentanyl testing strips has been making rounds across the internet. New micro scoops have been released in response.
