Probably not, but this is an artifact of the audience of "harm reduction" material. If there were things aimed at students and professionals who take prescription stimulants informing them that there's an alternative prescription stimulant that is comparably very highly reviewed by patients[0] for boring reasons like "it helps me live my life and has fewer annoying side effects" then that probably wouldn't be "harm reduction" material.

[0]: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/know-your-amphetamines

Methamphetamine has a bad rep, but taken orally in small quantities it is not much more dangerous than adderall, and has pretty much the same side effects. It can be legally prescribed for ADHD (brand name Desoxyn).

Yes.

The “harm reduction” websites are full of information about things like: Dose ranges for beginners, what effects to expect at different dose levels, routes of administration, and so on.

This information is targeted at beginners or drug curious people.

I'm not sure about meth specifically, but there were billboards in SF telling people safer ways to use drugs:

https://www.ktvu.com/news/san-francisco-supervisor-drug-over...