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NRG 1






Police have issued a warning about a new drug on the eve of the Scottish summer music festival season.

NRG-1 or Energy-1 has been marketed on websites as a legal high, but usually contains illegal Class B drugs and has already led to hospital admissions.

The warning comes as thousands of people head for the Rockness music festival near Inverness, which runs from today until Monday. T in the Park at Balado follows next month.

It comes after the criminalisation of Mephedrone, a drug marketed as a legal high which was then connected with the deaths of two teenagers.

Police said websites marketing NRG-1 claim it works as a stimulant, but users are experiencing extreme anxiety and hospitals have reported a number of admissions where individuals have required treatment after using the substance.

Some websites state that NRG-1 contains a substance called Napthepyrovalerone, also known as Naphyrone, which is not a controlled substance. However, to date, all samples of drugs labelled as NRG-1 that have been analysed were found to contain Class B drugs.

Detective Superintendent Willie MacColl, at the Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency, said: “We are aware of the emergence of the sale of a drug labelled NRG-1 being marketed as a substance that is not controlled, a so-called legal high.

“It is important that people understand the risks associated with such substances which are prepared and packaged in an unregulated manner.”



STAY AWAY FROM NRG 1 IT IS DEADLY AND VERY DANGEROUS NRG 2 AND NRG 3 AINT NOTHING LIKE NRG 1 THEY GIVE U A GOOD BUZZ BUT NRG 1 IS NASTY