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Drugs information

Why do young people take drugs and why might they stop?

For further information on any of these drugs, you can Talk to Frank.

2 CB & 2-CT-7  2CB
bromo, nexus CB2-CT-7 = T-7, 7-up and tripstacy

These hallucinogens are sold as white powder or tiny 5mg pills. Most people take several at a time - often with E - and effects can last from 4 to 8 hours. The more you take the more intense and uncontrollable the experience. Normally swallowed, they can also be snorted or smoked. Jury's out on whether you can become addicted or not and whether there is any long term damage. They are not widely available in the UK.

Effects: Users feel really aware of colours, sounds and smells. The body feels hyper sensitive and lots of people get randy. You may hallucinate. Regular use may leave people tired, disorientated and anxious.

Risks: Users may become depressed. Drugs like these can bring on panic attacks and more serious psychotic illnesses.

Legal status: Class A = illegal to have, give away or sell. Possession can get you up to seven years in jail. Supplying someone else can get you life and an unlimited fine.