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Maxwell Alejandro Frost

@MaxwellFrostFL

Happy EDC weekend, Orlando! Please stay safe, drink lots of water, don’t take drinks from strangers, help each other out, and have tons of fun! 💙

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Maxwell Alejandro Frost

@MaxwellFrostFL

For folks who don’t know, many festivals around the world have implemented free drug testing for attendees. This doesn’t encourage drug use but provides festival goers with the resources to ensure they’re safe. It actually saves lives!

theguardian.com

Testing drugs at festivals is ‘a lifesaver’, study finds

Drug-related hospital admissions down 95% after onsite testing at festival in Cambridgeshire

2:44 PM · Nov 13, 2021