CHEMSEX 101 - Meth & Meph | A Survival & Safety Guide | Version 1

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CHEMSEX 101 – Meth & Meph | A Survival & Safety Guide is a clear, non-judgemental survival and harm-reduction guide for navigating methamphetamine (crystal meth / Tina) and mephedrone (Meph / 4-MMC) in chemsex contexts - without panic, shame, or moralising.

Across 20 pages of grounded, practical guidance, this resource explores:

  • What meth and mephedrone are, culturally and clinically

  • How stimulants affect the brain and body

  • Pleasure, momentum, crashes, and why re-dosing happens

  • Routes of use and safer-practice considerations

  • Risks, spirals, overamping, and stimulant-related psychosis

  • Mixing with other drugs (including G, alcohol, benzos, poppers, and more)

  • Comedowns, emotional repair, and mental health impacts

  • Dependence, withdrawal, and when support fits

  • How to recognise emergencies and seek help safely

  • Support pathways and harm-reduction options in the UK

Written by a queer harm-reduction healthcare worker and evidence-informed researcher, this guide blends clinical insight, lived experience, and community knowledge to meet chemsex as it actually happens - not how it’s often imagined by services.

Whether you’re:

  • Exploring stimulant chemsex for the first time

  • Deep in long or intense sessions and want safer practices

  • Struggling with crashes, spirals, or loss of control

  • Supporting a partner, friend, or community member

  • Working in healthcare, outreach, or sexual health

…this guide gives you what many services still don’t: realistic, affirming, shame-free guidance grounded in harm reduction rather than fear.

Own your pleasure. Protect your health. Reduce harm.


Disclaimer: The Chemsex 101 series are an evidence-informed harm-reduction guide for education and support, not a medical guideline or substitute for individual clinical advice. Drug effects and risks vary between people and batches; always seek professional medical help if you’re unsure or in an emergency. The author takes no responsibility for actions taken based on this or any other guides.

CHEMSEX 101 – Meth & Meph | A Survival & Safety Guide is a clear, non-judgemental survival and harm-reduction guide for navigating methamphetamine (crystal meth / Tina) and mephedrone (Meph / 4-MMC) in chemsex contexts - without panic, shame, or moralising.

Across 20 pages of grounded, practical guidance, this resource explores:

  • What meth and mephedrone are, culturally and clinically

  • How stimulants affect the brain and body

  • Pleasure, momentum, crashes, and why re-dosing happens

  • Routes of use and safer-practice considerations

  • Risks, spirals, overamping, and stimulant-related psychosis

  • Mixing with other drugs (including G, alcohol, benzos, poppers, and more)

  • Comedowns, emotional repair, and mental health impacts

  • Dependence, withdrawal, and when support fits

  • How to recognise emergencies and seek help safely

  • Support pathways and harm-reduction options in the UK

Written by a queer harm-reduction healthcare worker and evidence-informed researcher, this guide blends clinical insight, lived experience, and community knowledge to meet chemsex as it actually happens - not how it’s often imagined by services.

Whether you’re:

  • Exploring stimulant chemsex for the first time

  • Deep in long or intense sessions and want safer practices

  • Struggling with crashes, spirals, or loss of control

  • Supporting a partner, friend, or community member

  • Working in healthcare, outreach, or sexual health

…this guide gives you what many services still don’t: realistic, affirming, shame-free guidance grounded in harm reduction rather than fear.

Own your pleasure. Protect your health. Reduce harm.


Disclaimer: The Chemsex 101 series are an evidence-informed harm-reduction guide for education and support, not a medical guideline or substitute for individual clinical advice. Drug effects and risks vary between people and batches; always seek professional medical help if you’re unsure or in an emergency. The author takes no responsibility for actions taken based on this or any other guides.