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Episodes of depression or anxiety and impaired attention.
It can cause episodes of depression or anxiety and impair perception and attention, according to DGT. Euphoria does not improve driving ability and can make behaviour unpredictable; exhaustion may follow. Do not drive after taking ecstasy. Driving with drugs present in the body is prohibited.
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A guaranteed improvement in concentration and driving.
Episodes of depression or anxiety and impaired attention.
A guaranteed reduction in reaction time that makes driving safe.
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