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Mean retail priceCannabis
2022/2023
€7.00/g
Cocaine
2022/2023
€110.00/g
Heroin
2022/2023
€20.00/g
Amphetamine
2021/2022
€15.00/g
Methamphetamine
2021/2022
€60.00/g
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Drugs prices in BulgariaSubstance | Quantity | Price/€ | Information by | Region/Hotspots | Year |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amphetamine | 1 g | €7.65 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Cannabis hashish | 1 g | €16.50 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Cannabis herb | 1 g | €7.14 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Synth. Cannabinoid | 1 g | €5.10 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Cocaine | 1 g | €61.20 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Ecstasy | 1 pill | €7.65 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Heroin | 1 g | €71.40 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
LSD | 1 piece | €15.31 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
MDMA | 1 g | €22.96 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
Methamphetamine | 1 g | €30.61 | Police | Sofia | 2023 |
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