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Drug 3-MMC is almost never what it seems, Trimbos Institute finds

Drug 3-MMC is almost never what it seems, Trimbos Institute finds

The Trimbos Institute reports that drugs sold as 3-MMC in the Netherlands rarely contain the actual substance. Data from the Drugs Information and Monitoring System reveals that only 3 percent of samples tested last year were authentic.

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