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- #1Akyl Nitrates/Poppers
Keys: poppe, Popper, pops, Akyl Nitrate, amyl, Akyl Nitrates, Poppers
Form of Administration: Inhaled as a vapor from a small bottle.
Drug Type: Vasodilator/inhalant.
Duration: 1–5 minutes for the main effects; lingering effects may last up to 15 minutes. Overview: Poppers are chemicals that relax blood vessels and smooth muscles. They are often used recreationally for a brief rush or to enhance sexual experiences. Effects: Sudden warm sensation, light-headedness, increased heart rate, relaxed muscles, especially in the throat and anus. Psychological Effects: Brief euphoria, increased confidence, and heightened sexual sensations. Addictiveness: Little/No chance of addiction.
- #2Amphetamines
Keys: Amphetamine, Adderall, Amphetamines
Form of Administration: Oral (pills), nasal (snorted), or intravenous (injected). Drug Type: Stimulant. Duration: 4–8 hours, depending on dose and method of use. Overview: Recreational amphetamines are used to feel more awake, energetic, or euphoric. They are illegal in most places when used without a prescription. Effects: Increased energy, alertness, faster heart rate, higher blood pressure, reduced appetite, and sometimes teeth grinding or sweating. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, increased confidence, talkativeness, improved focus, but can also cause anxiety, irritability, or paranoia at higher doses. Addictiveness: High.
- #3Ayahuasca
Keys: Ayahuasca
Form of Administration: Oral (drunk as a brewed tea).
Drug Type: Psychedelic / hallucinogen.
Duration: 4–8 hours, with aftereffects sometimes lasting up to 24 hours.
Overview: Ayahuasca is a plant-based brew traditionally used in spiritual ceremonies. Recreational or ritual use induces altered perceptions, visions, and intense emotional experiences.
Effects: Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, increased heart rate, sweating, tremors.
Psychological Effects: Visual and auditory hallucinations, altered sense of time, introspection, emotional release, spiritual or mystical experiences. Common hallucinations:
- Visual patterns: such as geometric shapes or bright colors.
- Animal visions: seeing snakes, jaguars, birds, or other symbol animals
- Spiritual or mystical experiences: Feeling a connection to nature, the universe, ancestors, or a higher power.
- Reliving memories: Vivid recollections of past experiences or childhood events (including events that did not actually happen).
- Out-of-body sensations: Feeling detached from the body or observing oneself from a distance.
- Emotional release: Intense feelings of joy, sadness, fear, or love.
- Time distortion: Minutes feeling like hours or losing sense of time entirely.
- Synesthesia: Experiencing senses in unusual ways, like “hearing” colors or “seeing” sounds. Addictiveness: Low.
- #4Benadryl
Keys: diphenhydramine, Benadryl
Form of Administration: Oral (pills or liquid). Drug Type: Antihistamine/sedative. Duration: 4–6 hours for main effects; residual drowsiness may last longer. Overview: Recreational use of Benadryl involves taking high doses to produce sedation, confusion, or hallucinations. Effects: Drowsiness, dizziness, dry mouth, blurred vision, rapid heart rate, difficulty urinating. Psychological Effects: Confusion, delirium, mild to vivid hallucinations, disorientation, impaired memory or attention. Addictiveness: Low physical dependence, but psychological misuse can occur with repeated high-dose use.
- #5Benzos
Keys: BZ, Benzo, BZDs, Benzos, Benzodiazepines, BZs, Benzodiazepine, BZD, BDZs, BDZ
Form of Administration: Oral (pills or tablets), sometimes dissolved in drinks. Drug Type: Depressant / anxiolytic. Duration: 2–12 hours depending on the specific benzodiazepine. Overview: Recreational use of benzodiazepines is for relaxation, sedation, or feeling euphoric. This use is risky and can be dangerous, especially combined with alcohol or other drugs. Effects: Drowsiness, muscle relaxation, slowed breathing, impaired coordination, feeling “chill” or numb. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, calmness, reduced inhibitions, confusion, memory lapses, emotional dulling. Addictiveness: High.
- #6Cannabis
Keys: , wisdom weed, Shake, Nug, Fatty, Reefer, Sticky icky, Blunt, Loud, Cali-weed, Boof, Joint, Oregano, Doobie, Holy weed, Bhang, Kush, Chronic, Spliff, Roach, Mary Jane, Yart, Hashish, Jazz Cigarette, Pakalolo, Hydro, Alligator Cigarette, stogie, Marijuana, Brickweed, Nixon, Pot, Sinsemilla, Koota, Ditch weed, Schwag, Purple Haze, Zaza, Weed, Alfalfa, Dank, Dope, Cannabis, 420, Ganja, Devil's Lettuce, Za, Gas, Cabbage
Form of Administration: Smoked (joint, pipe, bong), vaporized, or eaten (edibles). Drug Type: Psychoactive Duration: Smoked or vaporized: 1–3 hours; edibles: 4–8 hours, depending on dose. Overview: Cannabis is a plant that contains chemicals like THC that affect the brain. Recreational use is to feel relaxed, euphoric, or more sensory-aware. Effects: Relaxation, altered perception of time and space, increased appetite, dry mouth, red eyes, slower reaction time. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, giggling or talkativeness, heightened sensory perception, sometimes anxiety or paranoia at higher doses. Addictiveness: Low/Moderate. Physical dependence is uncommon, but psychological habit or frequent use can develop.
- #7Cannabis - Indicaselective
Keys: Indica · Secondary: , wisdom weed, Shake, Nug, Fatty, Reefer, Sticky icky, Blunt, Loud, Cali-weed, Boof, Joint, Oregano, Doobie, Holy weed, Bhang, Kush, Chronic, Spliff, Roach, Mary Jane, Yart, Hashish, Jazz Cigarette, Pakalolo, Hydro, Alligator Cigarette, stogie, Marijuana, Brickweed, Nixon, Pot, Sinsemilla, Koota, Ditch weed, Schwag, Purple Haze, Zaza, Weed, Alfalfa, Dank, Dope, Cannabis, 420, Ganja, Devil's Lettuce, Za, Gas, Cabbage
Form of Administration: Smoked, vaporized, or eaten (edibles).
Drug Type: Psychoactive
Duration: Smoked or vaporized: 1–3 hours; edibles: 4–8 hours.
Overview: Indica strains are often used recreationally for relaxation, sedation, and body effects.
Effects: Muscle relaxation, drowsiness, increased appetite, pain relief, slower reaction time.
Psychological Effects: Calmness, mild euphoria, stress relief, sometimes couch-lock or sleepiness.
Addictiveness: Low/Moderate.
- #8Cannabis - Sativaselective
Keys: Sativa · Secondary: , wisdom weed, Shake, Nug, Fatty, Reefer, Sticky icky, Blunt, Loud, Cali-weed, Boof, Joint, Oregano, Doobie, Holy weed, Bhang, Kush, Chronic, Spliff, Roach, Mary Jane, Yart, Hashish, Jazz Cigarette, Pakalolo, Hydro, Alligator Cigarette, stogie, Marijuana, Brickweed, Nixon, Pot, Sinsemilla, Koota, Ditch weed, Schwag, Purple Haze, Zaza, Weed, Alfalfa, Dank, Dope, Cannabis, 420, Ganja, Devil's Lettuce, Za, Gas, Cabbage
Form of Administration: Smoked, vaporized, or eaten (edibles). Drug Type: Psychoactive Duration: Smoked or vaporized: 1–3 hours; edibles: 4–8 hours. Overview: Sativa strains are often used recreationally for energizing and uplifting effects. Effects: Increased alertness, creativity, talkativeness, faster heart rate, mild appetite increase. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, heightened sensory perception, focus, sometimes anxiety or restlessness at high doses. Addictiveness: Low/Moderate.
- #9Cocaine
Keys: coke, flake, soda cot, crank, crack cocaine, coca, cocaine, speed, blow, snow
Form of Administration: Snorted, smoked (crack cocaine), or injected. Drug Type: Stimulant. Duration: Snorted: 15–30 minutes; smoked: 5–10 minutes; injected: 5–15 minutes. Overview: Recreational use of cocaine produces intense euphoria, energy, and confidence. Effects: Increased energy, alertness, faster heart rate, higher blood pressure, reduced appetite, dilated pupils. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, increased confidence, talkativeness, heightened focus, anxiety, paranoia, irritability at higher doses. Addictiveness: High.
- #10Datura
Keys: Datura
Form of Administration: Oral (seeds, leaves, or brewed tea). Drug Type: Deliriant/hallucinogen. Duration: 8–24 hours, depending on dose and preparation. Overview: Datura is a plant used recreationally or traditionally for its hallucinogenic and delirium-inducing effects. It is extremely toxic and unpredictable. Effects: Dry mouth, dilated pupils, rapid heart rate, urinary retention, blurred vision, vomiting, hyperthermia. Psychological Effects: Confusion, delirium, vivid and often frightening hallucinations, disorientation, memory loss, agitation, loss of touch with reality. Addictiveness: Low physical dependence, but dangerous psychological effects and repeated use can occur.
- #11DMT
Keys: DMT, Dimethyltryptamine
Form of Administration: Smoked or vaporized. Drug Type: Psychedelic/hallucinogen. Duration: Smoked or vaporized: 5–30 minutes Overview: DMT is a powerful psychedelic used recreationally or in ceremonial contexts to produce intense visions and altered states of consciousness. Effects: Rapid heartbeat, increased blood pressure, pupil dilation, nausea (oral use), tremors. Psychological Effects: Intense visual and auditory hallucinations, altered perception of time and space, mystical or spiritual experiences, sense of ego dissolution. Addictiveness: Low.
- #12Fentanyl
Keys: Fent, Fentanyl
Form of Administration: Oral (lozenges, tablets), nasal spray, transdermal patch, or injected. Drug Type: Opioid / depressant. Duration: 1–4 hours for immediate effects; patches can last 48–72 hours. Overview: Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid used medically for pain relief. Recreational use is extremely dangerous due to high potency and overdose risk. Effects: Euphoria, pain relief, drowsiness, slowed breathing, nausea, constipation. Psychological Effects: Relaxation, calmness, sedation, mood changes, euphoria. Addictiveness: Very high.
- #13Heroin
Keys: diacetylmorphine, diamorphine, Heroine, Heroin
Form of Administration: Injected, smoked, or snorted. Drug Type: Opioid / depressant. Duration: 3–6 hours for the main effects; residual effects may last longer. Overview: Heroin is an illegal opioid used recreationally for intense euphoria and relaxation. It is highly addictive and dangerous. Effects: Euphoria, drowsiness, slowed breathing, nausea, itching, constricted pupils. Psychological Effects: Intense pleasure, calmness, reduced anxiety, detachment from reality, impaired judgment. Addictiveness: Very high.
- #14Heroine - Black Tar Heroinselective
Keys: Black Tar · Secondary: diacetylmorphine, diamorphine, Heroine
Form of Administration: Injected, smoked, or snorted. Drug Type: Opioid/depressant. Duration: 3–6 hours for the main effects; residual effects may last longer. Overview: Black tar heroin is a sticky, dark form of heroin used recreationally for intense euphoria and relaxation. It is illegal and extremely addictive. Effects: Euphoria, drowsiness, slowed breathing, nausea, itching, constricted pupils. Psychological Effects: Intense pleasure, calmness, reduced anxiety, detachment from reality, impaired judgment. Addictiveness: Very high.
- #15Jenkem
Keys: Jenkem
Form of Administration: Inhaled as fumes from fermented human waste. Drug Type: Inhalant / psychoactive. Duration: 5–15 minutes for the main effects; lingering effects may last up to an hour. Overview: Jenkem is reported to be used recreationally for hallucinations and euphoria, though it is extremely unsafe and unsanitary. Effects: Lightheadedness, dizziness, nausea, headache, loss of coordination. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, hallucinations, altered perception, disorientation, confusion. Addictiveness: Low
- #16Ketamine
Keys: Ketamine
Form of Administration: Injected, snorted, or taken orally. Drug Type: Dissociative anesthetic / hallucinogen. Duration: 30–60 minutes for intranasal or injected use; 1–2 hours for oral use. Overview: Ketamine is used medically as an anesthetic. Recreationally, it is used for dissociation, hallucinations, and a sense of detachment from the body. Effects: Sedation, numbness, impaired motor function, nausea, increased heart rate, dizziness. Psychological Effects: Dissociation, hallucinations, distorted perception of time and space, euphoria, out-of-body experiences. Addictiveness: Moderate.
- #17Kratom
Keys: Kratoms, , Kratom
Form of Administration: Oral (capsules, powder, tea, or extracts). Drug Type: Opioid-like / stimulant at low doses. Duration: 2–6 hours depending on dose and form. Overview: Kratom is a plant used recreationally for stimulating effects at low doses and sedative or pain-relieving effects at higher doses. Effects: Increased energy (low dose), pain relief and relaxation (high dose), nausea, dry mouth, constipation. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, calmness, sociability, alertness at low doses, sedation and drowsiness at high doses. Addictiveness: Moderate/High.
- #18Lean
Keys: , sizzurp, Lean, wock, dirty Sprite, mud, tussin, purple drank
Form of Administration: Oral (liquid mixture, often with soda or candy). Drug Type: Opioid/depressant. Duration: 4–6 hours, depending on dose and ingredients. Overview: Lean is a recreational drink made with prescription-strength cough syrup containing codeine and promethazine. The cough syrup is poured into a soft drink such as Sprite or Mountain Dew, and a hard candy (such as a Jolly Rancher) is added for flavoring. It produces sedation and euphoria. Effects: Drowsiness, slowed breathing, nausea, dizziness, impaired motor skills. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, relaxation, calmness, reduced anxiety, impaired judgment. Addictiveness: High.
- #19LSD
Keys: LSD, Acid
Form of Administration: Oral (blotter paper, tablets, or liquid). Drug Type: Psychedelic / hallucinogen. Duration: 8–12 hours. Overview: LSD is a powerful psychedelic used recreationally for hallucinations, altered perception, and spiritual experiences. Effects: Dilated pupils, increased heart rate, higher body temperature, sweating, nausea. Psychological Effects: Visual and auditory hallucinations, altered sense of time and space, heightened emotions, euphoria, introspection. Addictiveness: Low.
- #20MDMA/Ecstasy
Keys: , Ecstasy, MDMA, molly, Pingers, Pingas, Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, Mandy, Mitsubushi
Form of Administration: Oral (pills or capsules), sometimes powder taken nasally. Drug Type: Stimulant/empathogen. Duration: 3–6 hours. Overview: MDMA is used recreationally to produce euphoria, increased energy, and enhanced feelings of empathy or connection. Effects: Increased heart rate, blood pressure, body temperature, jaw clenching, dehydration, reduced appetite. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, emotional warmth, heightened sensory perception, increased sociability, empathy, sometimes anxiety or agitation at higher doses. Increased pleasure from sexual intercourse. Addictiveness: Moderate.
- #21Methamphetamine
Keys: Methamphetamine, Meth, Methamphetamines
Form of Administration: Oral (pill), snorted, smoked, or injected. Drug Type: Stimulant. Duration: 8–12 hours, depending on dose and method. Overview: Methamphetamine is used recreationally for intense energy, euphoria, and increased focus. It is illegal and highly addictive. Effects: Increased energy, alertness, faster heart rate, higher blood pressure, reduced appetite, sweating, teeth grinding. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, increased confidence, talkativeness, heightened focus, anxiety, paranoia, irritability at high doses. Addictiveness: Very high.
- #22Nitrous Oxide
Keys: Galaxy Gas, , Nitrous, Nitrous Oxide, laughing gas
Form of Administration: Inhaled as a gas from canisters, balloons, or whipped cream dispensers. Drug Type: Dissociative / inhalant. Duration: 1–5 minutes for the main effects; lingering effects may last up to 15 minutes. Overview: Nitrous oxide is used recreationally for brief euphoria, relaxation, and altered perception. Effects: Lightheadedness, dizziness, numbness, loss of coordination, laughter, tingling sensations. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, altered perception of time and space, giggling, mild hallucinations, dissociation. Addictiveness: Low.
- #23Opiates
Keys: Opiates, Opiate
Form of Administration: Oral (pills, liquid), injection, inhalation, transdermal patches, nasal spray Drug Type: Opioid analgesic Duration: Short-acting: 3–6 hours; long-acting: 8–12 hours or more depending on formulation Overview: Opiates are substances derived from the opium poppy or synthesized to mimic its effects. They are primarily used to relieve moderate to severe pain but also have a high potential for misuse. Common examples include morphine, oxycodone, and hydrocodone. Effects: Pain relief, sedation, slowed breathing, reduced gastrointestinal motility, euphoria Psychological Effects: Euphoria, relaxation, decreased anxiety, potential for mood swings or dysphoria with prolonged use Addictiveness: High
- #24Opioids
Keys: Opioid, Opioids
Form of Administration: Oral (pills, capsules, liquid), injected, snorted, or transdermal (patch). Drug Type: Depressant/analgesic. Duration: 2–6 hours for most oral forms; longer for extended-release or patches. Overview: Opioids are drugs used medically for pain relief. Recreational use produces euphoria and relaxation but carries high risk of overdose. Effects: Euphoria, drowsiness, slowed breathing, constipation, nausea, itching. Psychological Effects: Calmness, reduced anxiety, detachment from reality, impaired judgment, intense pleasure. Addictiveness: High.
- #25Peyote
Keys: Peyote
Form of Administration: Oral (chewed or brewed as tea). Drug Type: Psychedelic/hallucinogen. Duration: 8–12 hours. Overview: Peyote is a small cactus containing mescaline, used recreationally or ceremonially for hallucinations and altered perception. Effects: Nausea, vomiting, increased heart rate, sweating, pupil dilation. Psychological Effects: Visual and auditory hallucinations, altered perception of time and space, euphoria, introspection, spiritual experiences. Addictiveness: Low.
- #26Psilocybin Mushrooms
Keys: Psychedelic Mushrooms, Psilocybin, Magic Mushrooms
Form of Administration: Oral (eaten fresh or dried, brewed as tea). Drug Type: Psychedelic/hallucinogen. Duration: 4–6 hours. Overview: Psilocybin mushrooms are used recreationally for hallucinations, altered perception, and spiritual experiences. Effects: Nausea, vomiting, dilated pupils, increased heart rate, changes in blood pressure. Psychological Effects: Visual and auditory hallucinations, altered sense of time and space, euphoria, introspection, enhanced emotions. Common Hallucinations:
- Visual distortions
- Visual hallucinations
- Altered perception of time
- Spiritual or mystical experiences
- Enhanced colors and textures. Addictiveness: Low.
- #27Salvia
Keys: Salvia
Form of Administration: Smoked or chewed (leaves). Drug Type: Dissociative / hallucinogen. Duration: 5–30 minutes for smoked use; 1–2 hours if chewed. Overview: Salvia divinorum is used recreationally for intense, short-lived hallucinations and altered perception of reality. Effects: Dizziness, loss of coordination, changes in body perception, nausea (if chewed). Psychological Effects: Intense hallucinations, altered sense of time and space, dissociation, out-of-body experiences, confusion. Common Hallucinations:
- Distorted perception of reality
- Body distortions (merging with objects, shrinking, stretching).
- Out-of-body experiences.
- Severe time distortions.
- Interactions with entities. Addictiveness: Low.
- #28Adrenochrome
Keys: Adrenochrome
Form of Administration: Injected or sometimes inhaled in tiny doses. Drug Type: Psychoactive stimulant, derived from human adrenal glands. Duration: Conspiracies claim effects are immediate but short-lived, lasting a few minutes to an hour. Overview: Described by QAnon and similar theories as a substance harvested from children or trauma victims to enhance vitality, longevity, or cognitive function in elites. Effects: Extreme euphoria, heightened senses, and temporary superhuman energy or intelligence to the substance. Psychological Effects: Intense euphoria, hallucinations, or a sense of invincibility. Stories sometimes claim spiritual or mystical experiences. Addictiveness: Very high.
- #29Bath Salts
Keys: monkey dust, PABS, Bath Salts, psychoactive bath salts
Form of Administration: Oral, insufflation (snorting), smoking, or injection Drug Type: Synthetic stimulant/cathinone Duration: 2–8 hours, depending on the specific compound Overview: “Bath salts” refers to a class of synthetic stimulants chemically related to cathinone, often sold under misleading labels. They are used recreationally for their intense stimulant and euphoric effects but carry a high risk of dangerous physiological and psychological reactions. Effects: Increased heart rate, high blood pressure, chest pain, nausea, hyperthermia, muscle spasms, and severe agitation. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, extreme alertness, paranoia, hallucinations, delusions, aggression, violent behavior, and in severe cases, psychosis. Addictiveness: High
- #30Mephedrone
Keys: , Mephedrone, M-cat, meow meow, drone, white magic, bubble
Form of Administration: Oral, insufflation (snorting), or injection Drug Type: Synthetic stimulant/cathinone Duration: 2–4 hours (effects can last up to 6 hours) Overview: Mephedrone is a synthetic stimulant chemically related to cathinone, a substance found in the khat plant. It is commonly used recreationally for its euphoric and stimulating effects, often in party or club settings. Effects: Increased energy, elevated heart rate, raised blood pressure, pupil dilation, sweating, teeth grinding, and decreased appetite. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, heightened sociability, enhanced sensory perception, increased alertness, anxiety, paranoia, agitation, and in some cases, hallucinations or panic attacks. Addictiveness: High
- #31Krokodil
Keys: Krokodil, desomorphine
Form of Administration: Injection (intravenous, subcutaneous, or intramuscular) Drug Type: Opioid / desomorphine derivative Duration: 1–2 hours (short-acting) Overview: Krokodil is a homemade opioid derivative of desomorphine, notorious for its extremely toxic impurities due to crude synthesis. It is used recreationally for its intense euphoria but is infamous for causing severe tissue damage and health complications. Effects: Intense euphoria, pain relief, sedation, nausea, and severe tissue damage at injection sites, including gangrene and necrosis. Psychological Effects: Euphoria, sedation, mental clouding, anxiety, irritability, and in chronic users, severe psychological dependence and depression. Addictiveness: Extremely high
- #32Bananadine
Keys: Bananadine
Form of Administration: Oral (usually ingested as a tea or extract) Drug Type: Alkaloid / mild hallucinogen Duration: 2–6 hours Overview: Bananadine is reported as a naturally occurring psychoactive compound extracted from banana peels. Historically, it has been claimed to produce mild psychoactive effects when consumed. Effects: Mild sedation, relaxation, slight sensory enhancement, and drowsiness. Psychological Effects: Light euphoria, calmness, mild perceptual alterations, and subtle changes in mood or thought patterns. Addictiveness: Low.
- #33PCP
Keys: PCP, Phencyclidine, phenylcyclohexyl piperidine, angel dust
Form of Administration: Oral, inhalation (smoke), insufflation (snorting), or injection Drug Type: Dissociative hallucinogen / NMDA receptor antagonist Duration: 4–6 hours (effects can last up to 24 hours in some cases) Overview: Phencyclidine (PCP) was originally developed as an anesthetic but is now primarily used recreationally for its dissociative and hallucinogenic effects. It can distort perceptions of reality, alter mood, and induce feelings of detachment from the body or environment. Effects: Numbness, slurred speech, loss of coordination, elevated heart rate, high blood pressure, and potentially dangerous behavior. Psychological Effects: Hallucinations, paranoia, delusions, agitation, confusion, euphoria, and in severe cases, psychotic episodes or violent behavior. Addictiveness: Moderate/high
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