The internet of course. After linking through some news on over the counter medicine abuse, I came across a website that instructs kids on what to buy over the counter at places like Walmart and CVS. It explains in scientific terms how drugs, like Dextromethorphan, work on the brain and nervous system and why it will get a person 'high'. There is even an FAQ Guide to buying and using cough supressants, such as Robitussin, as a legal high
http://third-plateau.org explains it all. Even has a support forum if you are having trouble getting high on off the shelf products.
Why is the site still up? Well, apparentley, it's shrouded in the veil of Harm Reduction Information. As in, What not to take to get high and what will kill you if you overdose on. It's seemingly safte to provide people with this kind of information, so that they don't take the wrong dosage or the wrong product in their trek to tripping on easy to obtain medicinal peperations.
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