Non-drug users | Drug users | |
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Drug checking services should be provided for FREE at festivals (n = 639) | ||
Not at all/A little | 19.4 (33) | 11.7 (55) |
Somewhat/A lot | 80.6 (137) | 88.3 (414) |
If not free, drug checking services should be provided AT COST at festivals (n = 631) | ||
Not at all/A little | 34.1 (56) | 31.9 (149) |
Somewhat/A lot | 65.9 (108) | 68.1 (318) |
Drug checking services could help users seek help to reduce harm (n = 629) | ||
Not at all/A little | 18.9 (31) | 11.6 (54) |
Somewhat/A lot | 81.1 (133) | 88.4 (411) |
Drug checking services should be combined with harm reduction advice (n = 628) | ||
Not at all/A little | 20.7 (34) | 13.1 (61) |
Somewhat/A lot | 79.3 (130) | 86.9 (403) |
Drug sellers may use the service as a quality control mechanism (n = 622) | ||
Not at all/A little | 35.8 (58) | 29.8 (137) |
Somewhat/A lot | 64.2 (104) | 70.2 (323) |