“I am an experienced drug user who experimented with more drugs than I have fingers. Bath Salts are more dangerous than crack. The comedown was the worst experience of my life. Because of it I will never use drugs again. STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM THIS.”—E.W. bit.ly/3lTUH9w

The Truth About Synthetic Drugs Through this interactive course you will learn the truth about synthetic drugs and why—no matter what people tell you—they are not natural, safe or legal. You’ll hear it straight from former users. bit.ly/430Ggko

Dancing with Death? #ecstasy is illegal. The Drug Enforcement Administration classifies it as a Schedule I drug, a description reserved for dangerous substances with no recognized medical use. Learn the truth about Ecstasy: bit.ly/2qoDh4f

Tragically, #ecstasy is one of the most popular drugs among youth today. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime estimates Ecstasy users to number approximately 9 million worldwide. The vast majority of users are teenagers and young adults. Watch the PSA: bit.ly/2qoDh4f

“At a rave party, I saw a guy who had stuffed himself with Ecstasy, repeat for hours: ‘I am an orange, don’t peel me, I am an orange, don’t peel me.’ Another guy thought he was a fly and wouldn’t stop hitting his head against a window.” —Liz bit.ly/3nAsjKf

Mixed with alcohol, Ecstasy is extremely dangerous and can, in fact, be deadly. So widespread has been the harm of this “designer drug,” that emergency room incidents have skyrocketed… Download FREE poster: bit.ly/3nEw41b

REAL LIFE STORIES: ECSTASY “Rave parties are okay, so long as you don’t take Ecstasy. But as soon as you start, you think people who advise you to stop are idiots. When you start liking Ecstasy, it’s too late, you’re sunk.” —Pat bit.ly/3nAsjKf

By the early 1980s, MDMA was being promoted as “the hottest thing in the continuing search for happiness through chemistry,” and the “in drug” for many weekend parties. But by 1985, MDMA, then sold under the brand name “Ecstasy,” had been banned. bit.ly/2qoDh4f

“Ecstasy made me crazy. One day I bit glass, just like I would have bitten an apple. I had to have my mouth full of pieces of glass to realize what was happening to me. Another time, I tore rags with my teeth for an hour.” —Ann bit.ly/3nAsjKf

Ecstasy often contains hallucinogens, which can throw a person into a scary experience from the past, where he or she gets stuck without even realizing it. Learn the facts about Ecstasy: bit.ly/2qoDh4f

“Ecstasy took my strength, my motivation, my dreams, my friends, my money, and most of all, my sanity. I worry about my future and my health every day. I have mountains ahead of me, but I plan to keep climbing because I’m one of the lucky ones.” —Lynn bit.ly/3nAsjKf

FREE BOOKLET: THE TRUTH ABOUT ECSTASY Ecstasy is extremely dangerous. Emergency room incidents have skyrocketed more than 1,200% since it became the “club drug” of choice at all-night “rave” parties. Get your FREE copy of The Truth About Ecstasy. bit.ly/3p3abcf

Más de 500 guatemaltecos hoy son agentes de cambio en la lucha contra las adicciones.👮🏻‍♀️👮🏻‍♂️ Este Gobierno demuestra su capacidad para transformar realidades y construir un futuro libre de drogas. 🚭🤝🏼 ¡Guatemala avanza con fuerza! #GuatemalaSaleAdelante

Well done Carlos Perez for your continued actions to reach the youth across the Dominican Republic with the Truth About Drugs! #keepsavinglives #drugfreeworld #truthaboutdrugs #dominicanrepublic

“Ecstasy made me crazy. One day I bit glass, just like I would have bitten an apple. I had to have my mouth full of pieces of glass to realize what was happening to me. Another time, I tore rags with my teeth for an hour.” —Ann bit.ly/3nAsjKf

The Truth About Ecstasy Through this interactive course you will learn the truth about Ecstasy. You’ll get the straight facts about this designer drug from people who have abused it. bit.ly/3pfQWMP

Heroin: What Is It? Heroin is a highly addictive, illegal drug. It is used by millions of addicts around the world who are unable to overcome the urge to continue taking this drug—knowing that if they stop, they will face the horror of withdrawal. bit.ly/3KRyNKb

“Heroin cut me off from the rest of the world. My parents kicked me out. My friends and my brothers didn’t want to see me anymore. I was all alone.” —Suzanne bit.ly/42ojkKM

The heroin addict lifestyle leads to AIDS and other contagious infections. It is estimated that of the 35,000 new hepatitis C2 (liver disease) infections each year in the United States, over 70% are from drug users who use needles. Watch the PSA: bit.ly/2GB5Eqv

HEROIN: WHAT IS IT? Heroin is a highly addictive, illegal drug. It is used by millions of addicts around the world who are unable to overcome the urge to continue taking this drug every day of their lives. Download FREE poster: bit.ly/3VG6cii