Basic Meth Recipes Uncovered


Basic meth recipes are making it easier for addicts to continue their habits. This news comes from the Polk County Sheriff’s office in Florida. According to the report, even after the laws were tightened in 2006, putting some of the basic ingredients behind the counter, those who have a will for the drug still have a way.

According to the Sheriff’s office, those who want to use basic meth recipes can buy their supplies from Wal-Mart and Walgreens. The amounts are smaller than could be made pre-2006, but this do-it-yourself approach has many concerned.

Besides the addiction aspect of cooking the basic recipes for meth, the process itself can be quite explosive. Another aspect that is alarming is that in this Florida county more meth labs have been busted this year than any other year, albeit the labs are smaller.

This just goes to show how addictive methamphetamines can be. These addicts will go to any length possible to keep their habits going, risking their health by ingesting caustic chemicals and setting themselves up for explosions and fire, using the smallest amounts possible that they can get their hands upon.


3 responses to “Basic Meth Recipes Uncovered”

  1. Meth addicts have to be in severe emotional pain. Not to mention the possible physical danger involved – cooking or high. I would like to see rehab centers populate the country. We are only as strong as the weakest of all. Hopefully rehabs will become more available and a priority,

  2. wendy when you say “we are only as strong as our weakest link” or at least thats what it looked like you were trying to say, the “public” does not really give a f*ck about the weakest link wich is why we have men women and children in sleepingbags and tents under bridges. it could be worse… we could be etheopia. reguardless we have funds to help stray animals and africans for christ sake when the focus should be on homeless hapless americans but lets face it, the proprieters of those fund wouldn’t make a buck if the funds were going back into america/ans. food for thought.