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Express Highs recently announced a 20% price slash on all its products starting today until January 1, 2016. In this light, all legal highs consumers can expect for whopping savings on purchases of the best herbal incenses on the market…. (Read more)
Rewarding 15% commission on every sale from ExpressHighs.com Express Highs, a leading herbal incense retailer launches its new affiliate program for parties who want to join and receive 15 per cent commission on every sale via an affiliate link or… (Read more)
Herbal incense vendor Express Highs have announced that they are offering a free sample of Barely Legal 1.5g to all new customers from UK. The sample is 100% free, so you won’t have to pay anything. You only have to register… (Read more)
The Psychedelic society, presumes that the ban on legal highs by the authorities would not be proved good in the long run. This society basically promotes an approach of right handling of psychoactive substances. Appropriate usage of the drugs is… (Read more)
Australia- Usage of ice (crystalline methamphetamine) has increased by 50 percent, as compared to only 22 percent in 2010 among 14-year olds and above, according to an SBS report. Following suit, the United Nations warned the country of cartels from… (Read more)
The recent ‘misleading statistics’ published by National Program (NPSAD) on drug poisoning deaths again showed the dire need of a coherent list of substances attributed as legal high in UK. The onus of the death of 68 persons in 2012… (Read more)
Drug trade has just gotten more sophisticated, outwitting law enforcement and finding its way to escape the law altogether. A search engine is merely scratching the surface of internet search. Shall we say, “It has just started?” Today’s internet is… (Read more)
Guadalajara, Mexico- The attack on Puerto Vallarta, a popular tourist destination for Canadians and Americans and other points was a part of a wider assault. Fifteen people, including soldiers died, a dozen injured and 19 arrested. General Salvador Cienfuegos said… (Read more)
New York, USA- Issuing a ‘synthetic cannabinoid’ health alert in a statement, Governor Andrew Cuomo said that the drugs had sent over 160 patients to the hospital over a one-week period. Cuomo said that synthetic drugs were nothing but harmless… (Read more)
Madison, Wisconsin- A state bill, if successful, would allow the farming and production as well as the sale of hemp, which would nullify the federal’s restrictions and prohibitions on such activities. On May 14, State Representative Dave Considine, together with… (Read more)
Over 450 head shops and online sellers will be affected by the blanket ban on new psychoactive substances to be imposed by the authorities, as they debate on the issue this week. The industry of legal highs in the UK,… (Read more)
New study reveals Australians take more illicit drugs than the Britons do. A University of Adelaide report discovers that more Australians are into illicit drugs than are the Britons, but the latter leads in terms of abusing alcohol and smoking… (Read more)
Melbourne, Australia- Experts question the said ‘very problematic methodology’ generating a ‘very unreliable’ data in which the president based his tough stance against drugs. Indonesia, despite international condemnation on the execution of drug convicts (mostly foreigners), keeps its tough war… (Read more)
A British cannabis medicine maker aims to fund raise about $180M in order to push forward a new treatment option for childhood epilepsy. GW Pharmaceuticals has a special license or permission from the Home Office in growing cannabis in a… (Read more)
Kabul, Afghanistan- ‘In Afghanistan it (global war on drugs) is a failing war.’ 101 East, Al Jazeera’s documentary programme, with its chief presenter Steve Chao, travels into the Taliban territory to see a drug smuggler who admits his operation and… (Read more)
Ireland- Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, new Minister of State for National Drugs Strategy, said that he was considering a methadone protocol review because its maintenance wasn’t working for a number of addicts. He added that the current strategy expiring next year… (Read more)
University of Sao Paolo researchers, after an initial trial involving a hallucinogenic herb, ‘ayahuasca,’ concluded brew’s anti-depressant effects. Ayahuasca is a century-old herb of jungle vines and shrubs, which have been used in religious and spiritual ceremonies, according to Scientific… (Read more)
Singapore- Hong Kong martial arts legend chosen as the country’s first anti-drug ambassador. Jackie Chan, who starred on hit movies, including Rush Hour, is now leading an anti-drugs campaign in the country after his son spent months in prison for… (Read more)
London, UK- Independent festivals’ websites were blacked out May 4, Monday as part of its 24-hour campaign against legal highs and its dangers. The London-based trade association representing UK music festival organizers, Association of Independent Festivals (AIF), together with Angelus,… (Read more)
Jakarta, Indonesia- The government ignored pressure from the international community by executing eight death row prisoners on Nusakambangan Prison Island on Wednesday. According to an official from the Attorney General’s Office, they have carried out the executions (while talking to… (Read more)
Psychedelic drugs could prove to become effective treatments for alcoholism and depression, according to latest scientific research. Using 20 people in the early trial, results are promising providing a much clearer overview on current evidences on how psychoactive drugs could… (Read more)
Guildford, Surrey- A new cafe and hotel promoting the benefits of cannabis, a Class B drug, which many consider of legalizing, has opened. Its owner sets up the business for educating the people on the medicinal properties of marijuana as… (Read more)
First ‘legal’ cannabis plant has been planted on one of Jamaica’s university. The Jamaican government loosens and allows researchers at the University of West Indies to plant the first-ever cannabis on its ground. According to sources, this move might set… (Read more)
Taunton, Somerset- Only a couple of days left for people in Taunton to have their say on the proposed banning of taking legal highs or drinking alcohol in public spaces in the county (*when Public Space Protection Order / PSPO… (Read more)
Lincolnshire, England- A new initiative on educating children age 9-10 on legal highs is launched through joint effort of the Young Addiction Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire Police and Lincolnshire City Council. The new education programme is aimed at raising countrywide awareness on… (Read more)
Janet Roberts of Dan 24/7 Helpline said that she heard everyone was using drugs in e-cigarettes. Based on reports, some e-cigarette users have been using drugs with their device so that they can take hallucinogens, cannabis and/or heroin without anyone… (Read more)
Vancouver, British Columbia- Based on a company press release by Kaneh Bosm President and Director Michael Martinz and CEO and Director Ruby de Jonge, dated April 20 at NASDAQ.com, the company was reporting on the success of ongoing business development… (Read more)
Paraparaumu, New Zealand- Last week, the Kapiti District councilors decided whether or not to approve the policy regarding legal high zones. The planned zone near the intersection of Te Roto Drive and Kapiti Road in Paraparaumu raised opposition from concerned… (Read more)
As opposed to what was published at White House’s website, “The Administration steadfastly opposes legalization of marijuana…,” President Barack Obama breaks his silence and speaks about support for marijuana legalization. In a documentary aired Sunday night, the eve of the… (Read more)
Denver, Colorado—The US Cannabis Cup is at Denver Mart from April 18-20 this year. Attendees were better off bringing their own (BYOP- bring your own pot) because both Colorado and out-of-state businesses were running low on supplies and samples at… (Read more)