DXM

  • DXM DXM

    DXM is a short name for dextromethorphan, an opioid. It is a legal cough suppressant found in many over-the-counter cough syrups. In high doses it acts as a “dissociative anaesthetic” like ketamine or PCP. It is often sold as ‘Ecstasy’ because it is easily obtained. Because it is metabolized by the same enzyme in the liver a combination of MDMA and DXM can be very dangerous!

  • DXM PILL

    What DXM does…

    • A high dose will cause users to feel very spacey and “out of it”. It impairs motor control and causes robot-like movements. It can also produce audio and visual hallucinations, and can sometimes cause nausea and itchy skin. Some people use DXM recreationally. When they do, they nearly always do it at home, in bed or on their couch.
    • DXM is definitely not a dance drug, and getting scammed with a DXM tablet when you are expecting ecstasy (xtc) is no fun at all.
    • It can also be quite dangerous. High doses of DXM have contributed to numerous cases of rave-related heatstroke.
    • It is even more dangerous to combined DXM with real Ecstasy. Both drugs are metabolized through the same liver enzyme, CYP-2D6 (pronounced “sip-two-dee-six), which means that if you combine them together your liver will not be able to break them down as efficiently as it should. This can lead to significantly heightened effects from the DXM, and a much greater chance of suffering a heatstroke reaction.
    • Taking breaks from dancing, and staying hydrated are always the best ways to reduce the risk of heatstroke at a rave. If you think you may have accidentally consumed a pill containing DXM, however, you should probably not dance at all, and should stay in a cool environment. Have some friends watch out for you, and chill out for the evening.
    • Remember, your chances of heatstroke are greater if you have consumed DXM, and greatest if you have consumed both MDMA and DXM together.
  •  DXM

    Speed can be found in the form of pills, capsules or a drink in legal cough suppressants found in many over-the-counter cough syrups..

    In the illegal scene it is often pressed into pills and the passed off as ecstasy.  It is often sold as ‘Ecstasy’ because it is easily obtained.

  • Just know that:

    • It is even more dangerous to combine DXM with real Ecstasy. Both drugs are metabolized through the same liver enzyme, CYP-2D6 (pronounced “sip-two-dee-six), which means that if you combine them together your liver will not be able to break them down as efficiently as it should. This can lead to significantly heightened effects from the DXM, and a much greater chance of suffering a heatstroke reaction.
    • Taking breaks from dancing, and staying hydrated are always the best ways to reduce the risk of heatstroke at a rave. If you think you may have accidentally consumed a pill containing DXM, however, you should probably not dance at all, and should stay in a cool environment. Have some friends watch out for you, and chill out for the evening.
    • Remember, your chances of heatstroke are greater if you have consumed DXM, and greatest if you have consumed both MDMA and DXM together.
  • You can identify DXM with EZ Test Marquis and EZ Test Mecke

    EZ Test Marquis - The classic test for Ecstasy

    for Ecstasy, Amphetamines, 2C-B and others

    EZ Test Marquis was the first test for Ecstasy ever to come onto the market and should still serve as your primary test kit. As a rule of thumb that you should use when testing for the presence of ecstasy (MDMA, MDA, MDE): if it doesn’t turn black, throw it back!

    Besides being able to test for Ecstasy, EZ Test Marquis will show different colors for (meth) Amphetamines, 2C-B, 2C-C, 2C-I, DOB, DOI, DXM, Methylone, Butylone, Naphyrone, Opiates and many other substances.  This test will NOT show a color change when in contact with mCPP and other piperazines and PMA/PMMA. Detailed instructions and a color chart  are included in the package.

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    EZ Test MeckeEZ Test Mecke is another test that can be used to test for Ecstasy (MDMA, MDA, MDE). It also shows a different color when in contact with Opiates and opioids such as DXM, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone, Morphine, Heroin and substances for the 2-C-T-xx family (2-C-T-2/4/7/21). Detailed instructions and a color chart to compare your results with are included in the box.
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