Enlighten Harm Reduction
Enlighten Harm Reduction is an organisation based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, dedicated to informing drug users about which chemicals are in their drugs by using various tests. Before attracting heavy amounts of legal and political attention, Enlighten was present at many of the major dance events in Australia, providing facilities for drug users to test their pills (ecstasy in particular) for their contained chemicals. Johnboy Davidson, an Enlighten founding member, often speaks on behalf of the organisation in interviews and other public appearances. Some notable appearances include the "Insight" (SBS Television Australia) forum on "Dealing With Drugs  and several appearances on Triple J's current affairs program Hack" Current services. Due to the increased legal pressure that Enlighten has experienced, the organisation now operates mainly through the Internet. Drug users are able to buy reagent testing kits from Enlighten' web site which can be used to check the contents of a pill. The kits currently available are: Enlighten also manages the website Pillreports which is one of the largest databases of pill testing results on the Internet with over 5,000 entries. Amphetamines and other synthetic drugs inquiry. On December 4, 2005, the Australian Parliament together with the  Australian Crime Commission initiated an inquiry into amphetamines and other synthetic drugs (AOSD). Enlighten Harm Reduction was one of thirty three organisations to make a submission to the inquiry. Enlighten's submission consisted of the following sections: