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Hallucinogenic drug LSD is making a comeback on the Wellington drug scene, a leading doctor says.
A record amount of the drug was seized by police last year.
Wellington Hospital emergency medical specialist Paul Quigley said LSD had crept into the ecstasy market because users were more sure of a high.
"If you're going to buy an illegal drug, you might as well get the hit you want ... That is literally the feeling behind it."
There had been at least six LSD-related hospital admissions since January, compared with eight for methamphetamine.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/4225739/Capital-drug-users-switch-to-LSD
A record amount of the drug was seized by police last year.
Wellington Hospital emergency medical specialist Paul Quigley said LSD had crept into the ecstasy market because users were more sure of a high.
"If you're going to buy an illegal drug, you might as well get the hit you want ... That is literally the feeling behind it."
There had been at least six LSD-related hospital admissions since January, compared with eight for methamphetamine.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/4225739/Capital-drug-users-switch-to-LSD