This was so concise and well thought out!
I really like that it can be introduced as easily as someone in a crew finding or being given a vial of Slug.
Also, I really liked the good choice of fonts to give it a real funky vibe.

To echo the other comments in this thread, expanding on the effects of Slug is novel and easy to slot into a game. I did find the layout a little distracting at first, but the print friendly copy is easier to read. 
I like this one.

I love the consequences of a bad slug trip. The fact that Slug can be ruined for everyone is so fun and cool! Turmoil on the black market!

Some more contrast for the text on the bright background page would help readability a bit. The printer friendly edition is definitely appreciated!

Really great ideas here, but I personally found the font hard to read. But then I'm getting old, and my eyes aren't what they used to be.

A modular expansion to the Slug drug found in Pound of Flesh, this pamphlet provides its own version of what actually happens when you’re under the influence, including a fantastic table of people to meet, and various locations to explore in its quasi-virtual world.

Rather than providing a full adventure, this is a resource to effortlessly slot into any campaign featuring slug, where it will be entirely plug-and-play.

My only minor nitpicks are that I could have used a little bit more contrast for readability of the text on the bright-coloured page, and some guidance on how to telegraph the effects on interacting with the “amenities” of the sluglands.

A wonderful concept. I love how it can be tied into the story with tips, encounters, and a hype. And yet it is so ephemeral and not to last. I dare you to find a campaign that would not benefit from this little sidequest with possibly huge impact. Great work!

You've made Slug into such a fun mechanic. I love the idea that it's somehow tied to this other entity that uses it as a means of sapping intellect from people. Very fun!

I love that Androids get to participate in the trips too, that's neat!

(+) Fun and light hearted take on diving into a organic cyberspace-like space with simple locations that are enticing for players to interact with 

(+) Diverse and fitting group of NPCs that gives interesting perspectives on the drug, like the contractor that uses the drug as a seperate domain for secrecy 

(+) Super clean yet highly abstract artwork that makes me wonder how it was done in the first place

I can see this slotting into a campaign really easily.  Lovely writing to capture the various trippers in a couple of lines - with possible hooks leading out from the sluglands. Funky hallucinogenic powers, always at the expense of Int. Great stuff! 

• i like the idea of this collective hallucinating world, can be put in a campaign at any moment so very good.
• colors are trippy and goes well with the rest of the content
• good choice of font 
• the people you meet are interesting
• the entity is a chill dude ! i like him already

Great and consise character descriptions!