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Dr Jackie Wright Research on Meth
Meth Case Study One-107ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Two-42ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Three-0.1ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Four-8.3ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Five-20.7ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Six-1.32ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Seven-4.4ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Eight-5.7ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Nine-53ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Ten->100ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Eleven-42.9ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twelve-7.8ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Thirteen-20ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Fourteen-NA
Meth Case Study Fifteen-0.13ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Sixteen-107ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Seventeen-45.09ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Eighteen-9.9ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Nineteen-245ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twenty-31ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentyone-2ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentytwo-250ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentythree-125ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentyfour-25ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentyfive-3.5ug/100cm2
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How Homes are Affected
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Timeline of Meth Contamination of Homes
Use Vs Manufacture of Meth
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Household Contamination with Methamphetamine: Knowledge and Uncertainties
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Meth Xpert 2018 Newsletters
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Step 1 - Indicative Screening Assessments
>
Meth Xpert Report Compliance Check
Step 2 - Comprehensive Screening Assessments
>
Step 2 Flowchart
Step 3 - Detailed Site Assessment
>
Step 3 Flowchart
Step 4 - Decontamination Company Information and Requirements
Step 5 - Post Decontamination Assessment
Vehicle Testing
Training Seminars
Expert Witness
>
Tenancy Tribunal Expert Witness
Additional Services
Book a Test
Booking Form
Terms & Conditions
>
Release of Information
Pricing
Contact Us
Contact Auckland Branch
Contact Waikato Branch
Terms and Policies
>
Internet Privacy Policy
Complaints and Appeals
Impartiality Policy
Locations
Auckland
>
Meth in Auckland
Meth Test Auckland Locations
Waikato
>
Meth in Waikato
Meth Test Waikato Locations
Bay of Plenty
More Info
Meth and P in NZ
>
Methamphetamine Assessment Process eBook
>
Methamphetamine Assessment Ladder
Meth Testing Standards NZS 8510:2017
>
Pure Property
Interactive NZS8510:2017
>
Actions to Determine Methamphetamine Contamination in Properties
Screening Assessment
Screening Assessment Report
Environmental Methamphetamine Exposures and Health Effects
>
Dr Jackie Wright Research on Meth
Meth Case Study One-107ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Two-42ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Three-0.1ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Four-8.3ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Five-20.7ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Six-1.32ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Seven-4.4ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Eight-5.7ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Nine-53ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Ten->100ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Eleven-42.9ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twelve-7.8ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Thirteen-20ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Fourteen-NA
Meth Case Study Fifteen-0.13ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Sixteen-107ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Seventeen-45.09ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Eighteen-9.9ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Nineteen-245ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twenty-31ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentyone-2ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentytwo-250ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentythree-125ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentyfour-25ug/100cm2
Meth Case Study Twentyfive-3.5ug/100cm2
Links to Support
Meth in the News
>
Meth Standards In The News
Gluckman Report
Property Owners
>
Signs of Meth Use
Ongoing Protection
When To Test
Meth Info
>
Meth Calculator
What is Meth?
Names for Meth
Forms / Uses / Ingredients
Health Effects
New Zealand Drug and Meth Statistics
Symptoms
How Homes are Affected
>
Timeline of Meth Contamination of Homes
Use Vs Manufacture of Meth
Presentations and Interviews
>
Household Contamination with Methamphetamine: Knowledge and Uncertainties
Cleaning/Fixing Contaminated Property
What to Look for
What To Do
Home Testing
>
mHome (old)
Why Us
Why Test
Suspect Your House
Get Meth Tested
About MethXpert
>
Qualifications
2026 Meth Regulations
Testimonials
Franchises
>
Franchises Available Information Submitted
Meth Xpert Newsletter
>
Meth Xpert 2020 Newsletters
>
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 3 Issue 1
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 3 Issue 2
Meth Xpert 2019 Newsletters
>
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 1
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 2
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 3
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 4
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 5
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 6
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 7
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 8
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 9
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 10
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 11
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 2 Issue 12
Meth Xpert 2018 Newsletters
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Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 1 Issue 1
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 1 Issue 2
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 1 Issue 3
Meth Xpert Newsletter - Volume 1 Issue 4
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SIGNS OF METH USE
Tenant Behaviours
House Signs
Cars & visitors at strange times
This could be a sign of occupants that deal drugs
Lots of cell phones/sim cards
Maybe a way to avoid being tracked
Expensive cars but not working
Perhaps purchased to hide assets
Curtains always closed
To avoid activities being seen
Large amounts of cash
From sales of illicit drugs
Smoking outside, when normally inside
Could be due to flammable chemicals inside
Aggressive
Posturing to prevent nosy neighbours or violent behaviour from excessive drug use
Itching & scratching
Perhaps from the meth user scratching their skin so hard causing it to bleed
Paranoid
Worried about being caught and / or excessive drug use may make the P use feel this way
Colour stains to cookware
Could be an indication of meth manufacture
Glass cookware containing chemical residue
Glass can be easily scraped clean and any chemical residue may suggest P cooking
Stains to sinks and/or baths
Chemicals used by meth cooks to make P may have been disposed of down the sink.
Burn marks in carpet
Hot cookware or hot pipes may have been placed on the floor during the process
Red staining around walls
Chemicals used to make illegal drugs may cause staining
Pipes, syringes and instruments
All may be an indication of illegal drug use
Blackened out windows
Preventing "outsiders" from seeing what is happening inside is imperative to the paranoid meth cook and / or P users
Coffee filters
Used in the manufacturing process
Two stage liquids
Part of the P manufacturing process
Unusual ventilation systems – Extractor fans
Home made ventilation systems to prevent toxic chemicals from building up in the meth cooks house, could be contaminating neighbouring properties.
Burnt grass “pits” and evidence of chemicals being dumped in the garden/grass areas
The manufacturing process leaves unwanted toxic chemicals that are dumped.
Unusual or excessive rubbish – plastic containers, rubber hoses, gloves, batteries torn open, used coffee filters with coloured stains, pill packets.
All this could indicate a clan lab is in the house
Copper metal turning blue
Chemicals used in the drug manufacturing process may make this happen
Tape around doors
A poor effort to prevent toxic smells from escaping the cooks house as it may alert neighbours.
Elaborate/excessive security – cameras, keep out signs, guns, baby monitors outside
All in an attempt to protect themselves from rival gang members or the authorities.
Locks added to cupboards, bedroom doors, attics etc
Restricting access to parts of your property may be an attempt to prevent you or others from discovering their clan lab
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