Drug Slang

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Drug Slang

Are you current on Drug Slang?

Getting educated on drug slang can save your child's life. Kids began getting exposed to drugs as young as 10 years old. Note the cheese problem in Dallas elementary schools. Researchers have found that parents knew about their child's marijuana use only 26% of the time. Parents also need to be aware of gateway drugs. Shifting from alcohol to marijuana to prescription drugs. Don't assume high achieving kids are immune from the drug problem. Often it's the kids that face tremendous pressure to achieve in academics or sports that end up addicted, particularly to prescription drugs. They start out with Xanex for anxiety and their drug use spirals out of control. Know the signs and get educated. www.theantidrug.com is a great place to start.

Strawberry Quick- New form of Crystal Meth mixed with a Strawberry Milk flavoring to cover the taste. This is new to North Texas coming from California.

K-Hole-Periods of Ketamine-induced confusion. Ketamine is a tranquilizer for animals, Often purchased over the internet.

Cotton- slang for painkiller OxyContin-often found in parents medicine cabinet. Used for pain from injuries.

Rophies-nickname for the date rape drug Rohypnol

Fry Sticks-Marijuana dipped in formaldehyde and often laced with PCP

Bump- inhaling a small amount of cocaine

Sextasy- combining Viagra with ecstasy

Amped Out- Fatigue after using amphetamine

Primo-Marijuana rolled with cocaine

Juice- slang for Steroids or PCP