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Our most popular drugs resources

Contact us to book these resources for your event or training session.  You might also like to check out our resources for alcohol and tobacco/smoking cessation education. Images reproduced with the permission of HealthEdco and Gasp.

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Drugs Box
Audience: Young people and adults
Drug box containing 21 placebo drugs in display case. Each drug is contained within its own improved, removable crystal case bearing updated and comprehensive details on appearance, methods of use, effects, street names, risks and what to look out for.
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Substance abuse chart set
Each of these nine charts details the harmful effects caused by the abuse of a particular drug. Organ damage appears in realistic detail. Each chart is laminated and measures 24" x 36"
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Beer Goggles
Audience: Young people and adults
Wearers of the goggles experience the visual distortion, loss of perception, and lack of control that make drunk drivers so dangerous. Can be used with other resources (remote control cars; cones; lines on the ground) to illustrate how alcohol or drugs affects movement and judgement. 

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