- Black Poppy Magazine
- United Kingdom
- Black Poppy Magazine is a health a lifestyle magazine for the drug using community. Written and created by people who use drugs – for people who use drugs, BP is a unique and essential port of call for any drug user. Our hard copy magazine is based in the UK and focuses on drug culture – in the UK and around the world -our health and the latest harm reduction debates as well as drug policies, politics and drug law reform, and the fascinating stories behind drug history. We also look at what we are using and how we are using it – all the while striving to keep us better informed to make safer decisions around our drug use as well as empowering ourselves to be knowledgeable activists within our own communities.
- If you would like to subscribe to Black Poppy, visit our friends at Exchange Supplies for more information and order today for delivery tomorrow, anywhere in the world. Order remaining back, current and upcoming issues whether you are in the UK or overseas.
- COST: Black Poppy varies its price according to numbers purchased. While we have had our first price increase in 6 years, we have REDUCED the price on larger orders.
- Single copies (1 -9 copies) £3.50 per issue
- Bulk orders (10 – 49 copies) £2.75 per issue
- (49 – 99 copies) £2.50 per issue
- (100 + ) £2.00 per issue.
- Exchange Supplies in the UK will be hosting us at their online shop to make subscribing and deliveries easy and quick.
- We are currently revamping our website (www.blackpoppy.org.uk) so keep your eyes open and check back over the next weeks and months of 2010/11. In the meantime catch up with all the latest here at this website as this site is built up.
- www.blackpoppy.org.uk


hippycat
/ December 20, 2011Hi, I tried to subscribe and got the message that an email was sent to me
(bohemia-city@hotmail.co.uk) but never got the message from you. Also, http://www.blackpoppy.org.uk comes up as ‘cannot find’ and the exchange supplies comes up ‘forbidden’.
Great magazine, found it through ‘gledwood’s blog’. Although I am not a user anymore (only methadone/diazepam and weed), I have been on opiates since 1976. Something like this was really lacking. Good luck and
Happy Xmas
Bridget