Traditionally a pill report was somebody saying what they thought a pill was: a description, an effect, a guess. Government-approved drug checking labs have since taken the term over, so today a pill report usually means a laboratory result for one pressed pill: what a service found in that sample, on that date, in that place.
You can find pill reports for free, without any account, in the DrugsPRO alerts database. That is 9,374 lab-tested samples from European drug checking services, searchable by logo, colour, substance, country or date.
The ten largest services contribute the following, by country and published sample count.
The ten largest drug checking services, where they operate and how many samples each has published
Four things: what the person expected against what the lab detected, the dose in mg, where and when it was submitted, and which service ran it.
A logo names the press, not the contents
A logo tells you which press stamped the pill, not what went into it. Different producers copy the same design, and a single producer's output varies between batches.
The table below takes three presses and gives, for each, the sample count, the middle 80% of results, the halfway mark and the full range.
MDMA content of three pill presses, in milligrams
Press
Samples
Middle 80%
Median
Full range
Punisher
240
93 – 229 mg
160 mg
9 – 298 mg
SoundCloud
200
133 – 234 mg
169 mg
65 – 291 mg
Pop Smoke
118
134 – 260 mg
206 mg
59 – 338 mg
Eight Punishers in ten fall between 93 and 229 mg. Across all 1,955 pills in the database carrying an MDMA figure, half came in above 164 mg, and 129 of them were over 250 mg.
Those are numbers for pills other people had tested, so read them as a reason to check your own rather than as a description of it. Each came from a single pill tested on its own, and two pills out of the same bag can differ, so each one is its own sample.
Marquis and Mecke indicate MDMA, Simon's separates MDMA from MDA, Robadope rules out 2C-x and amphetamines, and Zimmermann picks up benzodiazepines and cathinones. No reagent detects fentanyl, so that needs a strip.
MDMA with Marquis, Mecke, Simon's, Robadope and Zimmermann
Yes. No account, no install, no tracking. It works in a browser and offline in the app.
How is this different from PillReports.net?
PillReports.net is largely user-submitted. These are laboratory analyses, each with a named service behind it.
Can I search by logo?
Yes. By logo, colour, substance, country and date, and by photo where a service published one.
A report says 250 mg. Does mine have 250 mg?
There is no way to know without testing it. Across 240 Punisher samples, eight in ten came in between 93 and 229 mg, and that is one design in one colour. A quantity test is what puts a number on the pill you actually have.
I found nothing for my logo. Is that good news?
It means nobody has published a lab result for that press, which is common for a new or local one. Nothing is known about it either way, so your own test is the only information that exists. Test the sample yourself.
No test result can tell you a substance is safe. No substance is 100% safe.This article is published for harm reduction purposes. It does not encourage the use of psychoactive substances and does not replace medical advice.
