Overview
- The remodeled facility now provides 16 supervised smoking places alongside 12 spots for intravenous use, quadrupling the inhalation capacity.
- The operator Integrative Drogenhilfe describes the site as Germany's largest inhalative consumption room.
- City data indicate roughly 200 severely dependent people in the open scene, about 80% of whom now smoke a cocaine–baking soda preparation.
- Social and health director Elke Voitl says the adjustment improves healthcare for seriously ill users and protects public space.
- Frankfurt plans to adapt other consumption rooms to the changed needs, with a larger addiction-help center at Niddastraße 76 planned as a longer-term step.