SCOUT· 36%12m·2026-09-14·True CrimeHHC vapes and drug induced psychosis
Synthetic cannabis vapes are causing a wave of psychiatric problems among Irish teens, including drug-induced psychosis. Niall talks to Crime World's Denise Smith about the hidden dangers of HHC vapes and how they are still being sold under the counter despite a ban. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more…
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“Paid 40 euros for one last year took a big drag and nearly choked leave me smoke my weed and grow my own”
“Isn't it mad that these have been sold for years and years now yet we can't regulate the use of actual THC..”
“Referring to me as a “case study” is crazy work,apparently looks like that’s all I was🤦🏼♂️🙃. Young lad hopping on to talk about his experience and spread awareness just to get dehumanised like that what a joke !”
“My wife is a psychiatric nurse, and said young and older people are brought into her ward by gardai, kicking and screaming, extremely agitated and violent after taking these synthetic vapes. They often attack psychiatric nurses and other pa…”
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