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A list of Meth Facts and Statistics.

Meth

The estimated cost of making meth is $100 an ounce, with a street value
of $800 an ounce.

Methamphetamine's high lasts for 6 to 12 hours, and 50% of the drug is removed
from the body in 12 hours.

Meth lab seizures have gone up 577% nationally since 1995.

Nowhere is it a bigger problem that in the Midwest, where meth accounts
for nearly 90% of all drug cases, and nowhere is it more prevalent than in
Oklahoma, which ranks in the top five in almost every meth category.

Methamphetamine can kill you. An overdose of meth can result in heart failure.
Long-term physical effects such as liver, kidney, and lung damage may also
kill you.

Congress didn't deem Arkansas worthy of federal grant money to clean up
hazardous methamphetamine labs although the state led the nation last year
in the number of lab seizures per capita. As a result, federal and state officials
are scrambling to find money to cover cleanup costs.

The cost to clean up a single meth lab ranges from $3,000 TO $160,000.

Meth-making chemicals are harmful if ingested, inhaled or absorbed through
the skin. In Arizona, police frequently charge meth makers with felony child
abuse if there are any minors in the home where manufacture is taking place.
Meth production and trafficking were originally concentrated in the West
and Southwest, particularly in California, Arizona, Utah, and Texas. Suppliers
were outlaw motorcycle gangs and independent trafficking groups. Although
California produces 85 percent of the Nation�s methamphetamine, the expansion
of Mexico-based meth traffickers and independent U.S.-based laboratories has
increased meth availability and abuse in the Pacific Northwest, Midwest, portions
of the Southeast (including Georgia, Tennessee, and the surrounding states),
and, more recently, the Mid-Atlantic states and New England.

From 1975 to 2001, DEA seized 16,054 illegal drug laboratories, of which
13,931 were used to produce methamphetamine. Of the 1490 illegal drug laboratories
seized by DEA in 2001, 1445 were methamphetamine labs.

Drug Rehab and Treatment Facts Kansas

In 2008, 67.8% of those in addiction treatment located in Kansas were male.

32.2% of the individuals in drug addiction treatment residing in Kansas during 2008 were female.

The largest age group admitted into to drug rehab during 2008 in Kansas was between the ages of 12-17 (16.2%).

The second largest age group attending drug rehabilitation in Kansas during 2008 were between the ages of 21-25 (14.7%).

72.3% of the individuals in drug treatment located in Kansas during 2008 were Caucasian.

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Let us help you to combat drug abuse in Kansas. Understanding the source of a problem is key to a finding a solution to correct it. Thanks in advance for helping us to understand the drug problem in Kansas by doing our survey. If you need assistance in starting any drug rehabilitation, education or prevention activities in your area, give us a call at our toll free number or use the Kansas contact form for assistance.

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Do you perceive that there are risks associated with the use of marijuana?
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Can you easily obtain marijuana in Kansas if you wished to
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Do you perceive that drug abuse is a considerable problem in Kansas?
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Do you feel that there are risks associated with using meth?
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Is meth easy to purchase in Kansas?
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Do you perceive there is a considerable problem with underage drinking in Kansas?
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In your opinion are there risks associated with alcohol consumption?
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Do you perceive that the use of the drug ecstasy poses risks?
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If you wished to could you easily have access to ecstasy in Kansas?
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Do you feel that the use of cocaine poses physical and psychological risks?
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Is cocaine a drug that is easy to obtain in Kansas?
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Is there a considerable heroin problem in Kansas?
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Could you easily purchase heroin in Kansas if you were so inclined?
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Do you believe that the use of heroin has risks associated with it?
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Do you believe that the drug problem in Kansas is a considerable problem and something should be done to improve the situation?
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Is prescription drug abuse a problem in Kansas i.e. Xanax, Vicodin, Oxycontin, etc.?
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Are commonly abused prescription drugs such as Xanax, Vicodin, Oxycontin, etc. easily accessible through the black market in Kansas?
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Do you feel that there are adequate treatment facilities in Kansas to handle drug and alcohol abuse treatment demands?
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Do you feel that there are adequate drug and alcohol abuse prevention programs in Kansas to keep the problem from growing?
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