The use of designer drugs began in the 1980's and became more popular in the 1990's. Many of these drugs are made in peoples homes and sold in raves and dance clubs where you can't buy alcohol. Because you can't buy alcohol,many people buy these designer drugs. Raves are usually the places where designer drugs are sold. Raves are where people hang out and dance.
Raves are usually warehouses where people dance.
The Future of Designer Drugs Drug pushers add other ingredients to these drugs to dilute the strength. Some of these ingredients are aspirin, powdered milk, sugar, cleansers, cornstarch, or laxatives. Drug pushers make more money because the drug buyers think their getting more for their money. Usually a designer drug's life is short because they are usually outlawed in a short period of time. Since these drugs are outlawed in such a short time this makes the drug dealers make and sell these drugs as quickly as possible.