Bath Salts / Synthetic Stimulants · Rack Card

Info to Go: Yaba Rack Card

Sold in packs of 50. Minimum order of 100.

Age Adult · College · High School · Middle SchoolLanguage English
100 - 249$0.56
250 - 499$0.54
500 - 999$0.52
1,000 - 2,499$0.46
2,500+$0.43

Minimum qty: 100 · Sold in increments of 50

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With this rack card, your audience will come to understand just how dangerous Yaba can be. It begins by explaining that while the drug originated in Asia, this mixture of methamphetamine and caffeine became popular during World War II when Nazis used it to boost their energy and alertness while on the frontlines. The drug remains popular in Asia and has begun to appear on the club scene in the United States.

In Asia, the Yaba epidemic continues to grow. In Bangladesh, it’s more profitable than heroin and considered to be a white collar, higher class drug. Numbers of Yaba users in Asian rehab centers have been steadily rising since 2011. Yaba is an illegal drug in the United States.

We believe that knowledge is the key to informed decisions, and these cards equip your community with the essential information needed to recognize and combat the threats posed by Yaba. They offer comprehensive insights, offering a deeper understanding of its various forms and consequences of its use.

A great handout for community events and presentations, your audience will grasp the serious dangers of Yaba like never before. Plus, you can personalize it with your organization’s name and logo, creating a unique connection with your audience.

If you like this Yaba Rack Card, then check out more of our Synthetic Drugs Prevention Materials.

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

Language English

Observance National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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