Just because it says “Legal” doesn`t mean its safe!
It's a well-used statement from drugs charities, that Legal Highs are available too easily and too cheaply. According to one charity, Addaction, there are more so-called 'head shops' in the North East than anywhere else in the country. It's a subject that has always interested me. A subject that for a long time I have wanted to investigate. So I decided to put this theory to the test. Just how easy IS it to get hold of legal highs? Are the statements backed up by the facts? With the help of colleague Nikhita Chulani we set off armed with forty pounds in our pockets with the aim of buying whatever we could. The results were quite surprising.
The Loop won the UK 11th annual festival awards new technology award for drug testing at Parklife 2014. Huge thanks to Parklife, Ground Control, WHP, GMP, Trafford police & everyone who supported our cutting edge harm reduction this summer x
It's the party season, and many people will be stocking up on alcohol - but some young people will spend their money on so-called legal highs. Around 80 new substances appear every year, many available on the high street - or internet. Now, one young man, from Sussex, has enlisted the help of Fixers - the campaign that gives young people a voice - to warn others of the dangers.