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 ==Introduction==
-'''Substance lacing''' is a practice found among sellers of psychoactive substances, typically on the street market, for the purpose of increasing the perceived potency to the user. Colloquially, it is known as "cutting." Without the user knowing their product has been laced, it may be lethal or dangerous to use it. Commonly,{{citation needed}} cocaine is cut with agents such as benzocaine or levamisole. Laced products are often laced because they are of low quality or quantity, and therefore, bulking agents or things that "potentiate" the product are added.
+'''Substance lacing''' is the practice of adulterating ("cutting") substances intended for market distribution, typically on the street, for the purposes of increasing its profitability to the seller or the perceived potency, uniqueness, or desirability by the buyer.
+Without the user knowing their product has been laced, it may be lethal or dangerous to use it. Commonly,{{citation needed}} cocaine is cut with agents such as benzocaine or levamisole. Laced products are often laced because they are of low quality or quantity, and therefore, bulking agents or things that "potentiate" the product are added.
+==References==
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