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New legal high is 13 times more deadly cocaine

Thomas Scott by Thomas Scott
April 23, 2010
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A British chemist has said that a new legal high coming to the streets “will be Britains worst nightmare”. The legal high goes by the name of NRG-1, also known as Energy 1 and Rave on the streets. The new legal stimulant is said to be thirteen times stronger than crack cocaine and even more addictive. The new terror drug cost only 25p a hit and can be made by anyone who has a GCSE in chemistry.

Chemist Dave Llewellyn is a drug manufacturer and legal high stimulant seller based in Belgium. He says the new drug will wreck hundreds of lives and kill many times more than MCAT – and far more horrifically.

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