Devon and Cornwall police say there's been an increase in the number of people admitted to Accident and Emergency departments after taking what they believed to be harmless 'legal highs'.
The substances can be bought in high street shops or online.. but in fact when they're tested, they are often found to contain illegal drugs.
Police are concerned that these 'legal highs' are often available at summer festivals where young people can be tempted to try them
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