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EcstasyData.org: Test Result Statistics: Substances by Mass. All Test Results. Advanced Search. Ecstasy Summary. Opioids Data. Substances by Year. Unique Subs by Year.
Launched in July 2001, its purpose is to collect, manage, review, and present laboratory drug analysis results. The information is made publicly available to help harm-reduction efforts, medical personnel, and researchers.
Data Source Most of the data on DrugsData.org is for samples submitted by the public with lab testing organized by the DrugsData (formerly EcstasyData) project. Various organizations have also contributed data to DrugsData/EcstasyData.
DrugsData.org conducts laboratory analysis of street drug samples in the United States through a licensed lab in California. See Send in a tablet for testing for more information. DrugsData.org's testing program started in July 2001 under its former name, EcstasyData.org.
DrugsData: Test Result Statistics: Summary Data. All Test Results. Advanced Search. Ecstasy Summary. Opioids Data. Substances by Year. Unique Subs by Year.
DrugsData (formerly Ecstasydata) tests and works to identity almost all psychoactive drugs and many pharmaceuticals. We are able to reliably identify LSD, 1P-LSD and 1B-LSD, though we do not yet have lab standards for LSZ, or AL-LAD.
Mandelin Reagent Test. The Mandelin reagent is another field reagent. The reason EcstasyData added Mandelin to its testing in 2013 is because DanceSafe began offering it for sale for the purpose of trying to identify PMA, PMMA, and other dangerous contaminants in the ecstasy market.
Articles. Sep 2012 TEDI: Boom Festival Drug Checking Report. A report detailing the results on on-site drug analysis by TEDI and partner Energy Control. Oct 2011 TEDI: Factsheet on Drug Checking in Europe. A report by a group funded by the EU giving a brief overview of "Drug Checking", analysis of street drugs in Europe.
The Marquis Test is a reagent field test conducted by placing a drop of reagent liquid onto a small sample of the material being tested. The chemicals in the reagent react differently with different chemicals, turning a variety of colors based on the what is in the material being tested. Pub. Date:
Reading a GC/MS chart can be complicated, and requires experience and knowledge of how the chemicals react inside the specific equipment used. Many chemicals break apart inside the system and what appear to be individual peaks may be one substance broken into multiple sub-components.