BZP based Party Pills Banned
Unfortunately we have had to stop selling any pills that contain BZP (Benzylpiperazine) as the MHRA have stated that they consider party pills containing BZP to be a controlled medicine, and as such illegal for us to sell in the UK.
Whilst there is some disagreement about this, as responsible sellers of legal highs, kinky cream whipping equipment and sex toys we feel it is our duty to stop selling these party pills immediately.
Sorry Folks, no more BZP party pills from New Zealand anymore :-( -- But wait! - Have you tried our new Herbal Party Pills ? - We have more coming in soon as well!
The Press get it wrong…
“animal worming pill used by junkies to get stoned has been outlawed amid fears it could kill.”
The statement in the Sun mentioned above is ridiculous in the extreme, and is also grossly inaccurate as the party piils they are talking about are not worming tablets, but legal highs specifically designed for the effects they produce and taken recreationally for fun whilst out clubbing etc. by a LARGE diverse group of people!… and a junky is defined in the dictionary is: “A drug addict, esp. one addicted to heroin”
MHRA statement:
“There are piperazine containing medicines for human use which must be sold in pharmacies. Any other pills containing piperazine or its salts or derivatives would be classified as unlicensed as there are no safeguards in relation to the safety, quality or efficacy of the pills.”
Basically, the MHRA are saying that piperazine is used in some worming tablets.
The Big Picture:
The BZP pills that have been sold for some time in the UK are manufactured in New Zealand, and a lot of time and money has been spent on research on these pills.
In New Zealand there have been well over 20million of these consumed by clubbers and party goers with few problems at all… In New Zealand the government has put bzp pills down as class D, meaning there is some restriction on sales (over 18’s) and advertising etc…
A lot of people in New Zealand see these pills as a safer, legal alternative to illegal methamphetamine, and they are seen as a good way to help get people off such a drug.
Unfortunately, the British government does not see a need for a safer alternative to ecstasy, even though there have been a lot of reports of people stopping taking this illegal drug in favour of BZP, knowing exactly what is in the pills, what dose they are taking, and what the side effects may be
The people taking BZP pills come from all walks of life, and are taking the pills recreationally, just like some people take red bull when out clubbing… don’t forget, BZP is NOT AN ILLEGAL DRUG.
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