1. The “drugs” my peers gave me are not typical drugs prohibited by the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance. Does this mean that they are legal?

1. The “drugs” my peers gave me are not typical drugs prohibited by the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance. Does this mean that they are legal? 

 

Even if the “drugs” are not prohibited by the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance, it may still be illegal to possess them if they fall within the Poisons List in Schedule 10 to the Pharmacy and Poisons Regulations (Cap. 138A). 

 

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