WEDINOS MDMA: ecstasy and apathy
- UK
This WEDINOS report highlights the increasing potency and variability of MDMA (ecstasy) tablets in the UK. The report emphasizes that the strength of MDMA tablets can vary widely, even within the same batch, making it impossible to determine potency based on appearance or branding. This unpredictability underscores the dangers of the unregulated drug market.
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