Just as everything from paracetamol to pasta is being frantically brought by shoppers, consumers of recreational drugs are ensuring their supplies last too, write Ian Hamilton and Alex Stevens
Whoonga is a combination of antiretroviral drugs, used to treat HIV, and various cutting agents such as detergents and poisons. The drug is widely available in South Africa due to South Africa’s high rate of HIV sufferers, and is believed to be popular due to how cheap it is when compared to prescribed antiretrovirals.
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