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Educators interested in a convenient way to convey the dangers of synthetic drugs will love this Synthetic Cocaine Rack Card. It begins by noting that this drug a chemical alteration of cocaine and is different from package to package. As a result, it may cause unpredictable and dangerous physical effects.

Unfortunately, there are types of synthetic cocaine available online, in convenience stores, and in specialty shops. Many times, synthetic cocaine is sold with the warning label, “Not intended for human consumption” and marketed as bath salts, plant food, or glass cleaner. Certain types of this drug contain the chemical MDPV, which results in short lived feelings of euphoria.

Packaged in small plastic or foil pouches, and sometimes called Ivory Wave, Cloud Nine, Purple Wave, or White Lightning. Synthetic cocaine is a stimulant, providing a burst of initial energy. It may also result in agitation and hallucinations. Individuals who take too much synthetic cocaine may experience nosebleeds, seizures, panic attacks, or chest pains. Users also experience increased heart rate, nausea, vomiting. With time, the effects become more serious and include depression, paranoia, suicidal thoughts, and addiction.

In conclusion, the card notes that using synthetic cocaine is especially risky considering that it’s unregulated and includes unknown ingredients. Although some individuals may consider synthetic cocaine to be “safe,” it still carries with it the same potential for addiction as the real thing.

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