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Info to Go: Hallucinogens Rack Card

A practical rack card resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Adult · College · High School · Middle SchoolLanguage English
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About this resource

This straightforward, two sided rack card provides concise information on the two most common botanical hallucinogens drugs. The most common being psilocybin mushrooms and peyote mescaline cactus pods. Information includes the hazards of poisoning, accidents stemming from the user’s distorted perception of reality and possible psychosis. It also lists the drugs’ street names and describes behavior suggesting their use. Moreover, addressing their potential as gateways to even more dangerous drugs. It concludes with a “Way to Go” anti-use call to action. Use it as a great stand alone handout or use it together with our other rack cards. Designed specifically for easy sharing, these rack cards are ideal for community distribution.

Each info to go card provides the following information:

  • Covers the different varieties of hallucinogens
  • Includes street names, appearance, and methods of use
  • Addresses both short and long term consequences
  • Promotes open communication about drug use
  • Ideal for schools, community programs, and events
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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Adult, College, High School, Middle School

Language English

Observance National Poison Prevention Week, National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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