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IVE JUST READ THIS AND ITS SHOCKING I KNEW NRG 1 WAS DODGY WEN I FIRST TRYED IT,IT WAS ONLY GONNA BE A MATTER OF TIME BEFORE IT MESSED PEOPLE UP,I HOPE THIS DOESNT HAPPEN WITH NRG 2 AND 3 COS I LOVE THEM,IF THEY GOT BANNED THEN I WUD BE PISSED COS NRG 2 I GOT A GOOD VENDOR FOR IT AND I AINT HAD A PROBLEM COMPARED 2 MOST OF THOSE VENDORS THAT ARE SELLING US POISONOUS SHIT LIKE JUST TO MAKE A FEW EXTRA DOLLAR,

Legal high NRG-1 'set to be banned'
Last Updated: Tuesday, 06 July 2010, 22:05 GMT
- Search: Mephedrone alternatives

Many of the alternatives to mephedrone available on the internet are just as risky, experts warn
Many of the alternatives to mephedrone available on the internet are just as risky, experts warn

The Government's drug advisers are expected to recommend banning another legal high.

Advice on NRG-1, which is similar to mephedrone, will be published by the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD).

It comes as experts warned that many of the alternatives to mephedrone available on the internet - many of which are touted as "legal highs" - are just as risky.

The substances contain the same chemicals as mephedrone, or related compounds.
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Mephedrone was widely sold as a "legal high" until it was banned in April following the deaths of two teenagers. Louis Wainwright, 18, and Nicholas Smith, 19, died in March, sparking concern about the stimulant. But toxicology tests in May showed they had not taken the drug.

Mephedrone, also known as Meow, Bubbles and M-CAT, is made up of a compound class called cathinones. It is now a Class B drug.

On Wednesday, experts from Liverpool John Moores University, the University of Liverpool and Lancaster University said many drugs being sold as substitutes for mephedrone are also cathinones. Writing in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), they said NRG-1, or naphyrone, was causing concern.

"These products are offered as legal substitutes for the recently criminalised 'legal highs', the mephedrone derivatives," they wrote.

The researchers bought 17 drugs from 12 UK-based websites over a six-week period following mephedrone's ban. They chemically analysed the drugs and found that most of the "NRG-type products were recently banned cathinones that just carried a new label".

They said: "This suggests that both consumers and online sellers are, most likely without knowledge, at risk of criminalisation and potential harm. This has important health and criminal justice consequences that will require carefully thought-out responses and further investigation."