Drug Misuse in Scotland: Findings from 2004 Scottish Crime and Victimisation Survey
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Table B-7: Three most commonly used drugs by age (% respondents)
| 16-19 | 20-24 | 25-29 | 30-34 | 35-39 | 40-59 |
|---|
Ever |
|---|
1 st | Cannabis
(32) | Cannabis
(42) | Cannabis
(43) | Cannabis
(28) | Cannabis
(20) | Cannabis
(12) |
2 nd | Ecstasy
(12) | Ecstasy
(17) | Amphetamines
(27) | Amphetamines
(13) | Amphetamines
(9) | Amphetamines
(4) |
3 rd | Amphetamines
(9) | Amphetamines
(16) | Ecstasy
(12) | Ecstasy
(10) | Magic Mushrooms
(6) | Magic Mushrooms
(2) |
Last Year |
|---|
1 st | Cannabis
(20) | Cannabis
(25) | Cannabis
(14) | Cannabis
(9) | Cannabis
(4) | Cannabis
(1) |
2 nd | Ecstasy
(5) | Ecstasy
(6) | Ecstasy
(3) | Ecstasy
(2) | Amphetamines
(.9) | Amphetamines
(0.7) |
3 rd | Poppers
(4) | Cocaine
(6) | Amphetamines
(3) | Cocaine
(2) | Cocaine / Poppers
(.9) | |
Source: 2003 Scottish Crime Survey
Bases: 16-19 unweighted n=169
20-24 unweighted n=257
25-29 unweighted n=303
30-34 unweighted n=446
35-39 unweighted n=432
40-59 unweighted n=1528
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