Do you have rugby sniffers in your place?

I'm sure we live in the same country. Rugby sniffing is pretty much unique here and has been prevalent for decades. On top of the addiction, the primordial reason for sniffing this substance is to be able to ignore the hunger brought about by poverty. By sniffing this dangerous contact cement, they get an unnatural high that enables them to get by without food.Because of the growing concern that cannot be regulated by banning teens from buying rugby, the manufacturers were asked to reformulate their products to make them less concentrated and less harmful. I'm sure this measure wouldn't totally curb the addiction but let's hope for more ways to save the youth from falling prey.

Yeh, we call it glue sniffing here. People will use paint, glue, turpintine and other solvents. Lots of people die from this, including kids, often on the first time. There is no way you can not sell stuff like this to kids because you would never run out of things they could use for it.

We actually have lots of those in our streets. I think as long as there are street childrens there would still be people sniffing rugbies in sidewalks. Some say the smell of rugby is addicting when it reacts with plastic, that is why childrens usually sniff rugbys from plastics. Sniffing rugby would cause ones brain to become dry and shrink. There were actually some laws passed banning the use of addicting ingredients in rugbies, i'm just not quite sure why there are still rugbies that are addicting to street childrens. Too bad that Some people don't actually care about the future of others, all they care about is how much they would be earning..

I know were on the same country, but as far in our place, I haven't seen one nor encounter it...The stores here in our place is very strict when you buy rugby, and they would even ask how old are you and for what purposes. I think there are also some users here in our place but good to know that i haven't encountered one, or maybe I should say, they are may be few users... Hope you would encounter one...

I have never heard of it but I have heard of teenagers sniffing glue and paint that comes in cans. I have seen this on television, not in person.

Rugby sniffers are so rampant in the metro,Enforcers are aware of this kind of problem in the country.Stores selling this kind of household product should not tolerate of selling it most likely to young boys.Sometimes parents will be blamed for this kind of activities.If parents are good examples for their children,i think this problem will not be existing again and again.You teach children with good values and develop your child with faith in God.Probably these kind of children will stop sniffing and having a good future.Parents are responsible for their children's future.It's our obligation to mold our children to have better life

hello djoyce71! In our country I have not seen you in this situation! You said this phenomenon is not only in football sniffer!Many young people in order to shake off their natural state of poverty, they have done a lot of things should not be done,this phenomenon, I think the authorities should be managed by educational institutions!In addition, our young friend should be a rational look at these things, do not let their desire to control their own,refueling, I will support you!