subject: Benzo Fury - The new designer legal high alternative to mephedrone. Should it be banned? [print this page] Benzo Fury - The new designer legal high alternative to mephedrone. Should it be banned?
Internet retailers are selling Benzo Fury in two forms. First as a powder and also in pellet forms.
Anyone ordering research chemicals online should be aware that these chemicals are not really for humanconsumption. They are sold for research purposes only and are not intended for human or animal testing.
All the sites online say they will not be liable for any direct or indirect damages arising from the misapplication or misuse of products on humans, animals or other property It is the sole responsibility of the customer to establish the legality of possession and importation of our products in their country or region.
Some of the larger sites such as MrLegals.com offer a comment system for buyers. These new products are constantly developing so it is best to judge what is right for you first by checking other customers reviews.
Benzo Fury Research Chemical is expected to be banned in early 2011. This will mean we will see a surge of use in nightclubs, parties and festivals over the festive season. The legal designer high itself is said to be much less dangerous than alcohol.
You will be sure as soon as Benzo Fury is banned that it will be replaced by newer versions. A user on a party forum commented:
'There's always a next big thing. The buzz now is for these "benzo furies". I still think everyones working from Shulgins work - but then again there's probably whole new families of psychoactive meds out there yet to be discovered. We've raided the ethnobotanicals... all those herbs and plants used for centuries, we're hitting the jackpot with "research" chemicals. There's allways a legal alternative whatever your poison, up or down or inside-out!"
It's a never ending battle for authorities that could be argued they will never win. Education is probably the key on such topics.
