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Michael Di Iorio

Pill Testers Discover A Type Of Ket That’s Only In Canberra Is It As Toxic As Living There?

Canberra CanTEST
A mystery new Ketamine derivative has been discovered in Canberra and its effects on the human body are said to be as unclear and potentially dangerous as living in the ACT is. The new drug has been called “CanKet” by those who discovered it at Canberra’s pill-testing service CanTEST Health and Drug Checking. CanTEST is Australia’s first pill-testing run by the government, and although it only opened in August it’s already been finding some pretty weird shit. According to ANU’s Associate Professor Malcolm McCleod
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