Pokémon Go Ecstasy Pills hit Europe
Pokémon Go Ecstasy Pills hit Europe and the word is that they are dodgy. If you were a kid in the late nineties you most likely watched and loved the Pokémon kids’ anime.
Now that you and your fellow equally Pokémon obsessed peers are all grown up, Pokémon Go has emerged to satiate your yearning childhood of dreams of getting to catch them all.
However, it seems a few slimy drug dealing manufacturers have chosen to cash in on the marketability of the new game by coming up with some nasty Pokémon Go ecstasy pills.
Reportedly, these suspicious pills contains a lethal combination of MDMA and 2-CB, a synthetic psychedelic substance that mimics some of the euphoric effects of MDMA while also providing the user with mild visual hallucinations a lot like what you get on LSD. And for the sake of branding, some of the pills are being molded into a Pikachu shape.
Every jumps on the bandwagon
Apparently these Pokémon Go ecstasy pills have been selling in Holland and Germany as well as on the dark web.
It appears that the pills have been hastily produced and sent out in a bid to take advantage of the Pokémon Go craze. Any pharmaceutical needs to be checked, rechecked, and put through clinical trials in order to ensure the safety of the consumers before being sold.
Only with illegal drugs there is no method of control and dangerous substance combos end up in the streets just as fast as this Pokémon Go ecstasy has. This is yet another reality of what it means to criminalize narcotics.
These new pills allegedly contain both MDMA and 2-CB at higher than normal quantities. While the Pokémon Go ecstasy pill is new to the market it does have a predecessor. Pokémon themed pills were circulating in the United States back in 2010 in the form of yellow pikachus.
If you do come across the new Pokémon Go ecstasy pills perhaps you should forego trying out this beta version.
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