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Unchecked Rush to Purchase Before the Deadline
As the ban looms, they have been selling these drugs, which will soon be classified as illegal, to customers. Healthcare professionals have expressed concern about the sale.
“It’s hazardous,” says addiction specialist Michel Wolters, pointing out that it’s not yet known what is going to surface at summer festivals since so many popular designer drugs are going to be made illegal.
Health Risk and Uncertainty Post-Ban
Designer versions of the drugs are commonly sold as legal substitutes for banned drugs, though their chemical makeup can be almost impossible for users to predict.
Now that new law, some in the know fear, could change the nature of the illicit drugs in circulation, posing enforcement and public health risks in the coming summer festival season.
