Bluelight Reviews 

Excellent site. Good info on harm reduction, pharmacology, mental health, and other issues related to medical science and human well-being.
Also interesting art and entertainment.

Brilliant information. Obviously the occasional ignorant post from new members who don't understand the purpose of the forum, but the regular members handle that with cool heads.

Tons of real life experience from incredibly intelligent people (over 8 million posts..)

If you find this gem of a forum, respect it. And it will undoubtedly respect you too. Very warm and nonjudgmental vibes.

Very helpful people who actually care about addicts. When I am using there's a mountain of information on how to do it safely.
When I tried to get clean I had a community of kind non judgemental people helping me.
They made me feel less alone and were very supportive no matter if you're using or getting clean. It's real people with real life experiences and it has helped me for years.

I joined Bluelight in 2006 at 17 years of age and I had never even tried a drug. I was interested in trying MDMA (as an ecstasy tablet) and began my learning there in which I learned a heap of information before trying it. 18 years later, Bluelight has been such a big part of my life. I honestly don't know where I would have ended up without it.

Bluelight is a great community.

I've been a member since 2003, and it remains consistent as an invaluable resource. The harm reduction principles are at the core of its values, yet there are other subforums that are worthwhile.

I've been active in quite a few harm reduction-focused discord servers, but I've never seen anything quite like Bluelight's Discord server. It genuinely feels like the mission of harm reduction is clear, staff cares about inclusivity and fostering an accepting environment, and the knowledge among users is unmatched. I know I can go there anytime with a question and get a lot of great information on how to do things safely and still have fun while doing it pretty quickly. Their support system is also amazing: if I'm having a hard time with something, I can go there and feel completely heard. I have seriously never seen another server that's as wonderful as this one.

Simply: a lifesaving resource. The peer support is superb and the Discord is always active with over 7000 members worldwide. I'm unsure how you could receive so much harm reduction in one place until I found Bluelight. Truly a special corner of the internet where the "outcasts" can truly shine and be themselves.

Bluelight is an incredible community that has helped me feel safe and made me feel like I truly belong.

Been a member since 2006. By utilizing the forums along with discord by asking the correct questions related to using substances, I've managed to stay alive this long. Highly recommend Bluelight to any novice psychonaut, and individuals seeking any information on detailed information on substances.

Very wholesome community of people looking out for each other, volunteer peer support with people who put a lot of unpaid work in to make the place welcoming to all sorts.

Bluelight has changed my life for the better since I first joined a few years ago.
The website & Discord have provided me with a community where I truly feel accepted and like I belong.
I've gained life-saving harm reduction knowledge and advice.
This knowledge has helped me to not only use safely, but to ensure that those around me use safely as well.
Many of my friends on and off Bluelight have told me that the information Bluelight provides (and that I have provided by sharing information I first learned on Bluelight) has saved their life.
This site has likely prevented thousands of deaths, and I expect it to continue to do so.

This site contains highly dangerous information about taking illicit substances. It markets itself as a ‘harm reduction’ forum but it is basically just an online club for active drug users to congregate and talk about how much they love drugs.

It actively encourages the most dangerous drug use and contains a shrine to all of its many former members who have been killed by drugs because they never got professional help or advice.

People with drug questions or problems would be better off consulting their doctor or a qualified drug counsellor.