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Kobret is a low-grade form of heroin, notable for its use in Campania, Italy and its sale by criminal organizations in the area. In Scampia, a neighborhood of Naples, the drug is sold by the criminal organization Camorra. In the large open-air drug market within Scampia, Kobret is sold along with cocaine, crack, hashish and heroin. The drug is common along with heroin and cocaine along the Viale della Resistenza.