Ketamine

  • What is Ketamine?
  • The Effects
  • The Looks
  • The Risks
  • the Test

  • Ketamine

    Ketamine

    Ketamine hydrochloride (“Special K” or “K”) was originally created for use as an anaesthetic. It is still used by veterinarians. Ketamine belongs to a class of drugs called “dissociative anaesthetics,” which separate perception from sensation. Other drugs in this category include PCP, DXM and nitrous oxide (laughing gas).

  •  ketaminethe effects of taking Ketamine:

    • The effect of Ketamine varies with dosage, method of administration, person and the situation in which it is used. It can be snorted or injected intra muscularly.
    • Most users report a ‘trippy effect’, which means that it alters perception of reality and dimensions such as time, place, space and body.
    • It also affects the ability to move. Staggering and a floating feeling are common, just as nausea and dizziness.
    • Another side effects is that it blocks the pain receptors in the body, which may cause injuries or worse.
    • Low doses of Ketamine can increase heart-rate, at higher doses it depresses consciousness and breathing and is extremely dangerous to combine with downers like alcohol, Valium or GHB.
    • Frequent use can cause disruptions in consciousness and lead to neuroses or other mental disorders.

  • ketaminePowder or Liquid

    Ketamine can be seen as a powder or as a liquid.

    It can be snorted or injected intra muscularly.

  • Just know that:

    • Ketamine can be a quite disrupting experience which is not enjoyed by everyone!
    • A bad trip can be very freightening and most unpleasant. It is quite difficult to determine dosage so beware of overdosing.
    • Frequent use can cause disruptions in consciousness and lead to neuroses or other mental disorders.
    • Ketamine can cause a tremendous psychological dependence.
    • The dissociation from one’s consciousness experienced with ketamine can be highly seductive to some people, and there are many cases of ketamine addiction.
    • Ketamine is illegal and possession can result in long prison terms.

  • You can identify Ketamine as the active ingredient in a sample with EZ Test Mandelin

    for Ketamine, Amphetamines, PMA / PMMA and Ecstasy

    EZ Test Mandelin is a confirming test for the presence of (meth)amphetamines and ketamine. Besides this, it will show different colors for Ecstasy, 2-AminoIndane (a research chemical), Ritalin and PMA/PMMA. The reagent itself has a golden yellow color. Detailed instructions and a color chart to compare your results with are included in the box.

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