Bath salts are a form of synthetic drug. They contain synthetic cathinones, which are lab-made stimulants. The cathinones found in bath salts were made illegal in the United States in 2012. Synthetic ...

“Bath salts” is a term for a group of illegal drugs known as synthetic cathinones. Some people take them to experience euphoria. They can cause severe psychological and neurological problems. While ...

A new state law went into effect today banning the sale, use and possession of synthetic recreational drugs marketed as bath salts and K2 or spice in Ohio. A crackdown is more than necessary, ...

Authorities in several US states are considering banning the sale of "bath salts," which are apparently being snorted, smoked and injected for their intense hallucinatory effects. While this might ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Three Shelburn residents face drug charges in connection with an investigation into an illegal drug referred to as "bath salts," ...

MONTPELIER — In an attempt to get out in front of a “new drug craze,” Gov. Peter Shumlin on Wednesday announced an executive order criminalizing the possession of a synthetic stimulant already banned ...

A Miami man pleaded guilty this week to coordinating with a Chinese distributor to import illegal “bath salts” into the U.S. for sale in the Miami area from 2022 to 2025. Terrell Jermaine Williams, 40 ...

The alphabet soup of chemicals that is the world of designer drugs — bath salts, flakka and deadly fentanyl — has created a new subculture of youth where anything goes. These bath salts are not the ...

It’s good to see we’re not the only ones who have been confusing bath salts with bath salts. Indeed, as the designer drug — “like PCP on crack,” “it felt so evil,” etc… — makes its way to our northern ...

Every year odd drugs get their fair share of ink, but none in 2012 received more attention than the deceptively named drugs called "Bath Salts". Articles about these drugs and their effects (or ...

Loading external pages may require significantly more data usage than loading CBC Lite story pages. The key ingredient in a new, highly addictive street drug known as "bath salts" has been banned in ...