MDMA  
By: Lisa the Bartendress - Nov 2, 2009
Version: 1.0
Clarity is another name for ecstacy? Definitely not, never heard it, but I like it.

Love the icon  
By: morariu - Oct 22, 2009
Version: 1.0
The app is lame

Gr8  
By: GUD_UK - 10-Oct-2009
Version: 1.0
Not a bad study aid you left out ecasxty and you should have the others aswell

okay app  
By: cookrob - Oct 6, 2009
Version: 1.0
Okay app.Contains lot of wrong information.

update required  
By: kirsten # - Oct 15, 2009
Version: 1.0
Needs to stuff more information in this app.

?? Hardly any real info  
By: BSP2008 - 02-Nov-2009
Version: 1.0
There's hardly any real info. Just basic stuff. I recommend poeple check erowid if they want true info on any substance.

Total joke  
By: Schmr - Nov 27, 2009
Version: 1.0
Don't even bother. This is a waste.

WTF are we in the 50s again?  
By: WindexME - Nov 24, 2009
Version: 1.0
This app is an utter failure! Not worth the bandwith.

Horrendus....Makes vague statements so it can pass as accurate....sorta.  
By: padams89 - Nov 17, 2009
Version: 1.0
This app either needs to be pulled from the app store or overhauled completely. The information it gives is an attempt at fear-mongering by use of vague statements. It also commits lies of omisson as part of its descriptions. If you expect this information to be useful to medical professionals, let alone lay people significant in-depth information needs to be include. Information like the pharmacology, psychopharmacology, pathphysiology, identification of the substance, how to treat an overdose, typical behavioral symptoms, etc. Without this information as a basis, the app is useless.

Wow. Free and I still feel ripped off.  
By: Doc Savage the MC - Nov 10, 2009
Version: 1.0
I s#!+ out more information than this.A bunch of my friends are addicted to either xannax or PKs. They are two completely seprate problems, but are just "perscription drugs".To the makers of this app, read a god damn book.

Embarrassing  
By: deltaFosB - Nov 3, 2009
Version: 1.0
I think I can say that clinicians, public health professionals, and interested laypeople will find no use at all for this app. Its "author" provides unattributed text lifted directly from web pages maintained by the National Institutes of Health, and from these sloppily cobbles together two or three very short paragraphs for each of 20 abused drugs or other addiction-related topics. As other reviewers have noted, in it you will find the kind of hyperbole we often use in trying to deter kids from trying drugs, but you won't find any useful or interesting detail about, say, mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, drug-induced neuroadaptation/plasticity, polypharmacy and drug interactions, diagnostic practices and criteria, therepeutic interventions, epidemiology, links to relevant scholarship at NLM/PubMed, etc, etc. Bodies like the NIH, and specifically NIDA, have at least two missions. One is rhetorical (to say loudly, "don't take drugs!") and the other is empirical (to dispassionately come to a scientific understanding of how and why drugs are addictive and to develop treatments for those who do become addicted). If you're going to crib your content from government websites anyway and offer it to physicians in an app, I don't understand why you would harvest weary rhetoric for 4th graders, while ignoring the vast amount of useful empirical data these governmental bodies also make available online at no cost. So this app just can't be serious. I can only guess that it might be an attempt by someone to see how high, as it were, they can get an app ranked simply by using a cannabis leaf in the design for the app's icon/button. If this is the case, it's obviously working.

this app lies to you!  
By: secret speaker - Nov 2, 2009
Version: 1.0
first off they shouldnt put a pot leaf on the app cover. i agree that all the other drugs are harmful and bad, but the government has no proof that marijuana is bad. a couple of years ago at the National Center for Toxicological Research(NCTR), they did an experiment with rhesus monkeys and exposed them to daily doses of marijuana smoke for a year. they found no evidence of structural or neurochemical changes in the brains of the rhesus monkeys. marijuana does not lead to brain damage! in 1987, a television commercial, sponsored by the Partnership for a Drug-Free Amerca(PDFA), showed a comparison of a normal human brain wave to what was supposedly the (much flatter) brain wave of a 14 year old high on marijuana. it was actually a coma patient. PDFA lied and thats what everybody goes by.

WTF?!?!?!?  
By: Hairybutlong - Nov 2, 2009
Version: 1.0
This app is crapp. Hardly anything said in it a fact or close to being a fact. I did not know that meth was a party drug. I wonder who thought that was true. Seriously. This guy needs to think before this kind of stuff gets put out.

nonsense  
By: rixville - Oct 24, 2009
Version: 1.0
As a licensed health care provider for the last 26 years, I am appalled at the blatant propoganda and mis-information presented in this app.
Also, using a cannabis leaf as the icon for this "drug addiction" app is just plain idiotic.
p.s. "Michael Quach", give me a break. Quack is more appropriate.

Misleading  
By: Joshasgffikgig - Oct 6, 2009
Version: 1.0
The "facts" about marijuana are incorrect so I wouldn't really trust any of the other "facts" about addiction to any of the included drugs.

Just as well it's free  
By: tanza-mw - 26-Oct-2009
Version: 1.0
Not comprehensive, wrong information that has the potenial to cause harm. My field is drug and alcohol research there are many free AOD website that you can refer to that contain current info.

Inaccurate facts  
By: gokkun - Oct 12, 2009
Version: 1.0
These facts are not factual and are mostly desperate propoganda trying to scare young people.

What is this crap?! DON'T DOWNLOAD.  
By: Blowinsmoke! - Oct 16, 2009
Version: 1.0
Man most of the stuff you put about most of the drugs and other crap is untrue, you sound like that stupid corperation that go to schools and tell them bs about drugs. I'm not for any drug but I am offended at how awful you made marijuana sound.I am a medical user that has a legal medical marijuana card, I go to the clubs all the time to get my weekly doeses for my chronic back pain, because my doctor prescribed it to me. Medical marijuana is an alternative for the pills doctors prescribe to you, which are really bad for you.I hated this app and deleated it right after I looked through it, DONT DOWNLOAD!!

Gay!!!!!!!!!  
By: Ninertileye - Oct 13, 2009
Version: 1.0
Title says it all.........

Bad  
By: Johnsza - 11-Oct-2009
Version: 1.0
No decent information and most information is out of date.