A free drug testing organization in Berlin has given nearly half of its tested samples a concerning “warning” classification.
According to Berlin public news outlet RBB, Drugchecking.berlin has tested 428 samples since it launched the recent testing project in early June—a rate of 47 samples per week—with between 30 and 50 percent of them meriting a warning status.
According to the program’s website, these warning designations are given to drugs that are incorrectly labeled, contain impurities, or are abnormally strong.
As part of the testing process, substances are first…
