What's more: when the use goes up, the harm goes up. You might think that at least as testing went up and up in the UK, harm would decrease. In fact, deaths increased in the same period from 43 to 92. That isn't harm reduction; it's quite the opposite, Andrew Little. Why is that? Because it turns out pill testing legalised by Government gives confidence—false confidence. Tests don't make ecstasy safe, even if they give an all-clear for impurities or contaminants that the tests detect.