What is it?
A dissociative anesthetic used medically and recreationally. Typically found in powder or liquid form. Ketamine is also referred to as k, keta, kety or horse. Higher doses may lead to ‘K-hole’ experiences – users explain these states as an out-of-body experience, for some spiritually significant, while others find them frightening.
How does it feel?
Euphoria • Dissociation • Dreamlike state • Hallucinations
Can cause
Nausea • Vomiting • Heavy sedation • Anxiety • Reduced mobility
Safer use and harm reduction tips
- Start low to gauge effects, do not try high doses alone.
- Avoid mixing with alcohol, GHB/GBL or benzos as there is a high risk of respiratory paralysis.
- Crush your drugs into fine powder.
- Stay hydrated.
- Use clean straws for snorting to prevent nasal damage. Use your own tube/snorter/sniffer as hepatitis C can be transmitted.
- Do a nasal rinse after consumption.
- Carry Antidote (nalaxone) nasal spray, know how to use it and let others know you have it.
Remember to look out for each other, and call 1-1-2 for medical assistance.
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