It has just been revealed in court, that when the police carried out an armed raid on a Te Puna rented home used for the manufacturing the drug P. they found various equipment, materials and substances in his home meth lab. Among some of the substances he was using in the manufacturing of P, were, Acetone, used in paint and resins, Tergo, great for cleaning concrete, but should not to be used on metals such as galvanised or stainless steel, and the industrial bleach hydrogen peroxide commonly used as a hair dye. These chemicals are all classified as hazardous, care and protective equipment must be used when handling them. Why would anyone want to inject, inhale or orally take something that has even the slightest trace of these and other toxic substance? It's not to difficult see why P users have so many psychological and behaviour problems. One can only speculate what these toxic substances are doing to their long term physical health.
Today's users will be tomorrow's mental and hospital patients.
Brian Porter, Welcome Bay.