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Table PPP-9. Composition of illicit drug tablets [see all tables in this series...]

Part (v) Information available on adulterants, cutting agents and/or impurities

CountryInformation available on adulterants, cutting agents and/or impurities
BelgiumCaffeine was the most frequent substances reported.
BulgariaCaffeine, cognitive enhancers (piracetam, pyramem), Antiemetic drug (metoclopramide), bronchodilators (theophyline), local anaesthetics (lidocaine), analgesic (paracetamol), quinine and CPP are the most frequent substances reported.
Czech Republic:
DenmarkNo information available.
GermanyCaffeine, lactose and cellulose are the most frequent substances reported.
Estonia:
Ireland:
GreeceNo information available.
Spain:
France-ACaffeine, lactose, cellulose and lidocaine are the most frequent substances reported.
France-BNo information available.
Italy:
CyprusNo information available.
LatviaNo information available.
Lithuania:
LuxembourgCaffeine and sugar are the most frequent substances reported.
HungaryCaffeine and lactose are the most frequent substances reported.
MaltaCaffeine and lidocaine are the most frequent substances reported.
NetherlandsmCPP is the most widely used adulterant for tablets sold as ecstasy
AustriaNo information available.
Poland:
PortugalNo information available.
Romania:
Slovenia-ANo information available.
Slovenia-BNo information available.
Slovakia:
FinlandNo information available.
Sweden:
United KingdomNo substance reported
CroatiaNo information available.
TurkeyCaffeine, analgesic (paracetamol, phenacetin), local anaesthetics (lidocaine, benzocaĆ­na), antifungal drug (griseofulvin), antidepressants (amitriptyline, haloperidol and trazadone), Antiemetic drug (metoclopramide), antibiotic (trimethoprim), GHB and quinine are the most frequent substances reported.
NorwayNo information available.

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