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What is an eight-ball of cocaine?

Monday 1st February 2021

Discover what an '8-ball' of cocaine means and its significance in addiction culture on Recovery Partner Network.
 

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Understanding the '8-Ball': A Closer Look at Cocaine Quantities

Ever heard the term '8-ball' and wondered what it really means? This episode of Recovery Partner Network breaks it down for you. The '8-ball' refers to an eighth of an ounce, or 3.5 grams, of cocaine. While it might sound like just a number, this small quantity carries a heavy weight in the world of substance abuse and addiction.
The episode sheds light on the significance of this term within drug culture and its implications for those struggling with cocaine addiction. Whether you're trying to understand more about the jargon used in addiction circles or seeking deeper insights into the impact of cocaine, this episode offers a straightforward explanation. It's an eye-opener for anyone looking to comprehend the challenges faced by those dealing with substance abuse.
Tune in to gain a better understanding of the terminology and its broader context in addiction recovery.
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