DASH Worry Drug Is Cut With More Dangerous Substances Than Those Advertised
The Drugs advice service on the Isle of Man DASH has issued an urgent appeal to local Cannabis users following the emergence of a new potentially dangerous product on the market.
They’ve been made aware of dealers selling high THC content cannabis in a branded tobacco pouch with a street value of about £20 a gram.
THC is an invisible chemical within cannabis itself, DASH say the dealers wouln't be able to monitor the levels of THC unless they had the sample tested in a lab which they say is highly unlikely.
DASH say they are 99% certain that the cannabis is cut with something other than THC.
If smoked it should not make you that sedated you cannot move, it should not make you vomit, feel very tired or constipated.
If you have expereinced these side affects DASH urge you to get in touch with them.
(AUDIO ABOVE - Shelley Stanley From DASH)
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