Using Internet Snapshot Surveys to Enhance Our Understanding of the Availability of the Novel Psychoactive Substance Alpha-methyltryptamine (AMT)
Substance Use & Misuse July 2, 2013 David Michael Wood, Paul Ivor Dargan 14 citations
Alpha-methyltryptamine (AMT), a novel psychoactive substance available online, became less available and cheaper between March and October 2012. The number of internet sites selling AMT dropped from 44 to 31. Bulk purchases (100 g) were less expensive than recreational-user quantities (100 mg), and overall prices decreased. Internet snapshot surveys provide data that, combined with other sources, offer a fuller understanding of the availability and use of novel psychoactive substances.