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What is Naphyrone? Naphyrone is a stimulant drug closely related to the cathinone family which includes mephedrone. Naphyrone does not have a long history of use, so there is little evidence of its long term effects or on the risks from using it. However, due to its similarity to other cathinones, naphyrone is likely to share the same effects and risks. The high potency of naphyrone by comparison with other cathinones suggests that it is likely to be associated with a higher risk of accidental overdose.The key effects and risks of naphyrone include:Feelings of euphoria, alertness, talkativeness and empathyAnxiety, paranoia and overstimulation of the heart and circulatory systemOver-excitation of the nervous system, which can cause fits. Next
Naphyrone is normally found as a fine white or off-white/yellow powder. Next
Naphyrone is is usually snorted like powder cocaine or swallowed (‘bombed’) in wraps of paper. When naphyrone was sold over the internet as a ‘legal high’, it was often described as a plant food, research chemicals or bath salts, and ‘not for human consumption’. It was sold at between £15 and £25 a gram. The Effects
What are the effects of naphyrone?Naphyrone does not have a long history of use, so there is little evidence of its short and long term effects. As naphyrone is related to the cathinones it can be assumed that it is likely to share the same effects as other cathinones, such as euphoria, talkativeness, alertness and feelings of empathy.What are the effects of naphyrone?Naphyrone does not have a long history of use, so there is little evidence of its short and long term effects. As naphyrone is related to the cathinones it can be assumed that it is likely to share the same effects as other cathinones, such as euphoria, talkativeness, alertness and feelings of empathy. The Risks
What are the risks of taking naphyrone?Naphyrone does not have a long history of use, but it’s likely to share the same risks as other cathinones such as insomnia, loss of short-term memory, vertigo, grinding of teeth and sweating. Here’s what it may do to you:It can cause feelings of anxiety and paranoia.It can overstimulate the heart and circulatory system, causing damage such as high blood pressure and possibly heart attacks.It can over-excite the nervous system, which can lead to fits.Other risks include reduced inhibitions leading to risky behaviours, such as unprotected sex.Mixing naphyrone with alcohol can have serious consequences – the chances of suffering negative effects or dying are usually increased when these types of substances are mixed.Naphyrone and alcoholIts use may lead to seizures, coma and even death. Next
Can you get addicted to Naphyrone?Although there is little evidence on naphyrone, like other cathinones it is very likely to be able to create a state of psychological dependence, with increased use associated with increased health harms. The Law
Naphyrone and the lawNaphyrone is a Class B drug which means that it's illegal to have for yourself, give away or sell.Possession can get you up to five years in prison and/or an unlimited fine.Supplying someone else, even your friends, can get you 14 years in jail and/or an unlimited fine.What if you’re caught?If the Police catch you with naphyrone, they’ll always take some action. This could be a formal caution, or arrest and possible conviction.A conviction for a drug-related offence could have a serious impact. It can stop you visiting certain countries – for example the United States – and limit the types of jobs you can apply for.Did you know?Like drinking and driving, driving while high is illegal – and you can still be unfit to drive the day after using. You can get a heavy fine, be disqualified from driving or even go to prison. Allowing other people to supply drugs in your house or any other premises is illegal. If the police catch people supplying illegal drugs in a club they can potentially prosecute the landlord, club owner or any person concerned in the management of the premises. top