Other people believed to have been on bath salts have reportedly dragged their ... advocates for safe drug policies have pointed out that many college kids just want to experiment safely.

It seems that strong messages should be sent that there are no “safe” ways to use bath salts. Convince school kids that the drug dealers don’t know more than the authorities!

For many teenagers, bath salts refer to hallucinogenic substances being sold to kids — legally. These bath salts look like powders and are sold under names like "Ivory Wave," "Cloud Nine" or ...

"Kids who would be too scared to go buy marijuana try this because it's legal," says Dr. Mell. "But this is really bad stuff. It's not a fun high. I've never seen somebody on bath salts happy." ...

Even though it will be illegal to sell bath salts, a quick Internet search shows it’s still easy to buy them right now. So I’d advise taking some time to talk with your kids about the dangers ...

The distinction is something Andrea Brockie never imagined she'd have to explain — particularly to kids. But as the Toronto ... old boy looking to buy the bath salts that "get you high." ...