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Wales Drug and Alcohol Helpline
Cyffuriau ac Alcohol Cymru
0800 6 33 55 88
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Point of contact for anyone in Wales wanting further information or help relating to drugs and or alcohol
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There's no harm in finding out about drugsOur A to Z of drugs will show you what drugs look like, the risks of taking them and the slang names drugs go by and information about the legal penalties for possessing and supplying drugs.If you don't find what you're looking for you can always ring our helpline and talk confidentially to an advisor. Our helpline number is 0800 6 33 55 88. |
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Information about DrugsIf you want to find out more about a specific drug then you can view information by clicking its name from the list below. If you don't see the drug name you are looking for then it may be a slang term or another common name for the drug so try using our index of drug names, terms and phrases in the center of this page. |
Names, Terms & Phrases 'D'This list contains common drug terms, slang names and scientific names beginning with 'D'. Click on an item to view more information.
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DF's - Dihydrocodeine DF118's - Dihydrocodeine DHC - Dihydrocodeine DMA - Ecstasy DMT Dalmane - Benzodiazepines Dance Drugs Dealer Deca-Durabolin - Steroids Dehydration Dependence Depressant Designer Drug Detox Dex - Amphetamines Dexamphetamine Sulphate - Amphetamines Dexies - Amphetamines Dextroamphetamine - Amphetamines Dextromethorphan Dextromoramide - Palfium Diacetylmorphine - Heroin Diamorphine hydrochloride - Heroin Dianabol - Steroids Diazepam (Valium) - Benzodiazepines Diconal - Drug Information Diethylproprion Dig Dihydrocodeine - Drug Information Dikes - Diconal Dimethyltryptamine Dipipanone Hydrochloride - Diconal Distalgesic Dope Dope - Cannabis Downers Downers - Benzodiazepines Dragon - Heroin Draw - Cannabis Drink - Alcohol Drone - Mephedrone Drunk Drunk-Driving You can view the full index of drug terms here. |
More information about drugsBelow are links to pages containing more information about drug classifications and how they work in the body.
How are drugs taken?The methods used to get drugs into the body vary depending on drug used and the form which it takes. Below are fact sheets detailing the risks associated with the 4 main methods. If you have a question about drugs or alcohol use that isn't answered on our website then you can call DAN 24/7 confidentially on 0800 6 33 55 88 at any time and ask an advisor for help. |
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