History Of Bath Salts
Where were Bath Salts created?
A.) France
B.) Germany
C.) U.S
D.) Italy
A.) France
What is one side effect of Bath Salts that effects your mood?
A.) Depression
B.) Nausea
C.) Aggressiveness
D.) Constantly Hungry
C.) Aggressiveness
Can Bath Salts be found in drug and Urine tests?
A.) No, that is why people do it
B.) Yes, that is why it is frowned upon
C.) Sometimes
D.) No! which is a good thing for certain people
A.) No, That is why people do it
How long does a high last for Bath Salts?
A.) 3 Hours
B.) 45 minutes
C.) 4-8 Hours
D.) 1 Hour
C.) 4-8 Hours depending how much you take
Where is the most COMMON place you can obtain Bath Salts?
A.) Gas Stations
B.) The street
C.) A grocery store
D.) In warm/busy environments
D.)
B.) The street
Who re-Discovered Bath Salts after it was first discovered in France?
A.) A Doctor
B.) A Health Expert
C.) A Chemist
D.) A drug specialist
C.) A Chemist
Can a Person become addicted to Bath Salts?
A.) Yes, but only during certain circumstances
B.) No, no one is addicted to bath salt?
C.) Yes ofc
D.) Maybe idk
C.) Yes! Of course you can
If you find a friend or family member with a reaction or overdose to Bath Salts what should you do?
A.) Call the cops
B.) Call Poison Control
C.) Call your doctor
D.) Let them sleep it off
B.) Call Poison Control
How many states have outlawed Bath Salts?
A.) 20
B.) 43
C.) 30
D.) 26
B.) 43 States
What form do Bath Salts usually come in?
A.) Liquid
B.) Powder
C.) Pills
D.) Rolled in a cigarette wrapper to smoke
B.) Powder is the most common
What country is manufacturing Bath Salts for the U.S?
A.) China and India
B.) Italy and Spain
C.) Argentina and Chile
D.) Egypt and France
A.) China and India
What are some effects Bath Salts do to mess with your mind?
A.) Memory loss
B.) Feeling of pain everywhere in your body
C.) Bipolar
D.) Illusions
A.) Memory Loss
What is the most common way you can take Bath Salts?
A.) Injecting
B.) Snorting
C.) Smoking
D.) Bathing
B.) Snorting
How many calls do you think Poison Control received regarding Bath Salts from January-June 2012?
A.) 1,000
B.)7,500
C.)3,470
D.) 4,800
C.) 3,470 Calls
How do people who sell Bath Salts, get to sell them in stores?
A.) They write "this product is not for human consumption"
B.) They chat with the managers in stores
C.) They have "hook-ups" or friends
D.) They randomly set them places in stores to sell
A.) They write "this product is not for human consumption)
What year was Bath Salts first used/Administered?
A.) 1945
B.) 1930
C.) 1929
D.) 1920
C.) 1929
What are some long term effects of Bath Salts?
A.) Brain damage
B.) Seizures
C.) Anxiety
D.) Not knowing what is going on around you
A.) Brain damage
What is a street name for this drug?
A.) Blue fire
B.) Angel dust
C.) White Lightning
D.) Relaxin'
C.) White Lightning
According to a 2015 study, a combined 1% of highschool seniors (U.S.) have reported using Bath Salts. 1 in 5 of these students used Bath Salts___ times within the past year?
A.) 60
B.)35
C.) 21
D.) 40
D.) 40 times!
Is there medical evidence for use of Bath Salts?
A.) Little to none
B.) No???
C.) Yes, helps with anxiety or PTSD
D.) Yes, helps with cancer side effects
C.) Yes, sometimes people take it to help with anxiety or PTSD
What are the MAIN ingredients in Bath Salts?
A.) Cocaine and MDPV
B.) Mephedrone and MDPV
C.) Opium and MDPV
D.) Ketamine and MDPV
B.) Mephedrone and MDPV
What are some Physical effects of Bath Salts?
A.) Pain in Jaw/Mouth
B.) Increased body temp.
C.) Laziness
D.) Hearing loss
B.) Increased body temp.
How much per gram are Bath Salts?
A.) 200$
B.) 150$
C.) 100$
D.) 95$
B.) 150$ Per Gram
What are the common ages of people using Bath Salts?
A.) 20-29
B.) 18-21
C.) 30-40
D.) 20-25
A.) Ages ranging between 20-29