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Information & advice for people who use pregabalin and gabapentin without a prescription, and with other drugs and alcohol.
Gabapentinoids leaflet
A resource for public health teams and drug and alcohol services to support people who use gabapentinoids, whether to get high or to manage the comedown from other drugs.
Updated design and content (October 2025)
Gabapentinoids leaflet details
Pregabalin and gabapentin (often called gabs) are prescription medicines.
Some people misuse them for a high or to lessen the comedown from other substances.
Pregabalin is more potent and more likely to be misused than gabapentin: it causes stronger sedation and dissociation, especially with depressants or ketamine.
Risks rise sharply when combined with alcohol, benzodiazepines, opioids, or ketamine, causing sedation and breathing problems.
Gabapentinoids are now present in around one in six UK drug-related deaths.
This leaflet explains the risks and gives clear harm-reduction advice.
What this resource covers
- What gabapentinoids are
- How they are used and misused
- The risks of mixing with alcohol, benzos, opioids and ketamine
- Signs of overdose and what to do
- Addiction and withdrawal
- The law (Class C; possession and supply)
- How to reduce harm and taper more safely
- Where to find further help and advice
This leaflet is a practical tool for public health teams and drug and alcohol services to engage with people who use gabapentinoids alongside other substances. It helps users understand their patterns of use, why combining substances increases risk, and how to manage their use more safely.
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Ketamine bladder problems leaflet
The Spot the Signs ketamine bladder A4 foldable, double-sided leaflet helps raise awareness of symptoms and risks. Ideal for colleges, schools, outreach teams and organisations supporting people who use ketamine.
Ketamine bladder leaflet details
As ketamine use becomes more common, so does the risk of bladder damage—a serious consequence of regular use that’s often overlooked.
This practical leaflet turns essential health information into a resource people are more likely to read and engage with. It uses a bold, contemporary design and clear, non-judgemental language to suit a wide range of reading levels.
It helps people who use ketamine:
- Recognise early warning signs of bladder problems
- Understand the potential risks of regular use
- Learn practical harm reduction strategies
Designed for any organisation that works with people who may use ketamine—from drug and alcohol services to youth projects, housing support teams, outreach workers, and more.
More ketamine resources
If you think your service users could benefit from a general ketamine resource, have a look at our Ketamine FAQs leaflet. For a resource that takes a deeper dive into ketamine, go to our Ketamine Aware booklet.
Harm reduction advice
You can read more about ketamine bladder symptoms, k cramps & what to do about them on our ketamine bladder harm reduction page.
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A4
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2
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Packed full of essential drug and alcohol information featuring 10 of the most common substances. Perfect for young people who need easy-to-understand and accurate information.
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16 page, 120x120mm booklet
The big BUMPER book of drugs and alcohol
Packed full of essential drug and alcohol information featuring 10 of the most common substances. Perfect for young people who need easy-to-understand and accurate information.
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Size
120mm x 120mm
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16
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Price
£0.72 each
This comprehensive guide is packed full of essential information on drugs and alcohol, covering 10 of the most common substances.
Written in an engaging, clear, and easy-to-read style, and designed with eye-catching and engaging graphics, the resource contains factual and accurate information on the effects and problems of drugs and alcohol.
A Staying Safe section covers topics such as mixing drugs, the dangers of synthetic opioids, and how to look after yourself and your mates on a night out.
The section on drugs and the law addresses the legal repercussions of being caught in possession of, or dealing drugs, what you can expect from the police and the legal system, including how Out of Court Resolutions work.
The resource contains information on:
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alcohol
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amphetamine
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cannabis
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cocaine
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ecstasy
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ketamine
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solvents
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mephedrone
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This leaflet educates opioid users about the risks of Fentanyl and Nitazene contamination. It provides vital information on recognizing overdose symptoms, safer drug use practices, and accessing naloxone.
Understanding Fentanyl & Nitazene Risks: A Guide for Opioid Users
This leaflet educates opioid users about the risks of Fentanyl and Nitazene contamination. It provides vital information on recognizing overdose symptoms, safer drug use practices, and accessing naloxone.
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A6
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Pages
6
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£0.32 each
Some street drugs have been contaminated with the synthetic opioids fentanyl and nitazenes. These include heroin, illicit Oxycodone pills, Xanax powders, and synthetic cannabis (spice).
Fentanyl and nitazenes are much stronger than heroin and have led to increased deaths caused by overdose.
The advice in this leaflet will help users of heroin or other opioid-style drugs to reduce the chances of overdosing.
This resource provides users with the following essential information on how to recognise and respond to potential opiate overdoses, with a particular focus on harm reduction:
- How to recognise an opiate overdose: Learn to identify the signs
- How to respond to an overdose: Know what to do
- Strategies in how to reduce the risk of harm: Discover tips for safer drug use
- How to get hold of naloxone: Where to source naloxone in your area
You can order printed versions of this resource or go to our harm reduction section to use the information on your website or printed materials.
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Clear, sensible, non-judgmental, information and advice for people who use cannabis.
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16-page, A6 booklet
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HERBAL CANNABIS
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A6
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16
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Price
£0.55 each
Design and content updated July 2024
Potency, mental health, and the law.
Increasingly, cannabisis consumed in herbal rather than resin form. Over the last 30 years, it's been the most used illegal drug in England and Wales. The most recent UK figures (taking us to March 2023) suggest just over 2.6 million adults aged 16 to 59 used cannabis in the last year. The actual figure is probably much higher.
The information in this booklet will help cannabis users understand:
- what herbal cannabis is
- active ingredients and potency/strength of cannabis
- cannabis and mental health
- the warning signs of developing a problem
- reducing the risks
- how to cut down or stop
- cannabis and the law
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Fresh design and content
This resource was formerly known as Skunk.
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Alcohol information and advice for women of all ages who drink alcohol.
Women and alcohol: health and wellbeing
A clear, supportive resource to help women understand alcohol’s effects on their health.
Updated design and content (November 2025)
Women and alcohol details
This 8-page A6 booklet explains how alcohol affects women’s bodies, hormones, fertility, and overall wellbeing. It’s written in plain, accessible language and designed for services to give to women who drink — whether occasionally or more often — to help them make informed choices about their health.
The booklet moves beyond the usual focus on units and limits, exploring the unique ways alcohol impacts women physically and emotionally. It includes sections on fertility and pregnancy, hormones and life stages, breast cancer risk, safety and vulnerability, and self-care.
The final pages offer simple harm-reduction and wellbeing tips that encourage women to look after themselves and their friends.
Ideal for: alcohol and drug services, women’s health projects, wellbeing teams, GP surgeries, and community organisations.
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