فرق بین لاسینگ کردن" Lacing (drugs) " ماده مخدر با عامل برش" Cutting agent " چیست و مخدر شیشه (متامفتامین ) را با چه ماده ای برش می زنند

فرق بین لاسینگ کردن Lacing (drugs)  ماده مخدر با عامل برش چیست . و مخدر شیشه (متامفتامین ) را با  چه ماده ای برش می زنند Cutting agent
 فروش مواد مخدر خالص خطرناک است و سود زیادی هم ندارد  اکثرا مواد مخدر خالص در  لابراتورها  ساخته  شدن و بعد از اضافه کردن مواد دیگر و افزایش حجم و وزن  به  دلالان می فروشند و البته دلالان هم  با اضافه کردن مواد دیگر انرا به معتادان می فروشد !
گاهی ماده اضافه شده به مخدر اصلی دارای مضرات زیادتری از مخدر اولیه است . 
Lacing (drugs)  یا یراق کردن  یک ماده مخدر عبارت  از افزودن ماده ای که  اثرات ماده مخدر اصلی را تقویت می کند  این مواد ممکن است کمی گران باشند
مثلا به کوکائین خالص قرص  ضد انگل لوامیزول می زنند

 عوامل  برش  Cutting agent
عوامل برش یا.Cutting agent موادی هستند  که از نظر  شکل و فرم سوختن  مشابه با ماده مخدر اصلی هستند اما  اثرات ان ماده را تقویت  نمی کنند و اضافه کردن ان خودش مضراتی دارد
تقریبا بیشتر  ماده مخدر متامفتامین (شیشه ) در بازار امریکا  دارای مکمل متان است
مثلا  در امریکا   رایجترین ماده ای که  برای  برش زدن به   ماده مخدر متامفتامین اضافه می شود نوعی مکمل ورزشی به نام  ام اس ام MSM است که دارای ماده شیمیایی به نام   متیل سولفونیل متان  Methylsulfonylmethane ( MSM )  است که یک ماده غضروف  ساز است
اضافه  کردن  متیل  سولفونیل متان به ماده مخدر متامفتامین (شیشه ) دارای عوارض جانبی فراوان  است و ضررش از خود مخدر شیشه بیشتر است


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Cutting agent
A cutting agent is a chemical used to "cut" (dilute) illicit drugs with something less expensive than the drug itself
The classical model of drug cutting (cf. Preble & Casey, 1969) refers to the way that illicit drugs were diluted at each stage of the chain of distribution.
Drug markets have changed considerably since the 1980s; greater competition, and a shift from highly structured (and thus controlled) to greatly fragmented markets, has generated competition among dealers in terms of purity. Many drugs that reach the street are now only cut at the manufacture/producer stage, and this may be more a matter of lacing the drug with another substance designed to appeal to the consumer, as opposed to simple diluents that increase the profit for the seller. The extent of cutting can vary significantly over time but for the last 15 years drugs such as heroin and cocaine have often sat at the 50% purity level.[citation needed] Heroin purity sitting at 50% does not mean 50% cutting agents, other adulterants could include other opiate by-products of making heroin from opium.[citation needed] Coomber (1997d), after having street heroin seizures from the UK re-analysed, reported that nearly 50% of the samples had no cutting agents present at all. This means that 50% of street heroin in the UK in 1995 had worked its way from producer to user without being cut at any stage, although other adulterants may have been present. Other research by Coomber (1997b) outlined how drug dealers have other ways of making profit without having to resort to cutting the drugs they sell.
Cocaine has been cut with various substances ranging from flour and powdered milk to ground drywall and other common, easily obtainable substances.[citation needed]
Most hard drugs are adulterated to some degree. Some street drugs can be as low as 10-15% of the active drug, with the other (85-90%) not necessarily being the cutting agent. In fact a heroin sample of only 20% purity may have no cutting agents in it at all. The other 80% may be impurities produced in the manufacturing process and substances created as by products of this process and/or degradation of the drug if improperly stored.
When choosing a cutting agent, the drug manufacturer or dealer would ideally attempt to find a chemical that is inexpensive, easy to obtain, relatively non-toxic, and mimics the physical attributes of the drug to be adulterated. For example, if a drug is soluble in water, the preferred adulterant would also be water-soluble. Similar melting and boiling points are also important if the drug is to be smoked.

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