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Street name(s)

In street jargon: K, special K, ket, Kit Kat, vitamin K

What is Ketamine?

Ketamine is used primarily in veterinary surgery as a fast-acting anesthetic and analgesic. It is also used in human medicine, but to a lesser extent.

Like PCP, a related substance, ketamine can cause vivid dreams and a feeling of dissociation of body and mind. The psychotropic action of ketamine leads some to overuse it. When given to a person for medical purposes, ketamine is often accompanied by a sedative to counteract such effects.

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What does Ketamine look like?

Ketamine produced for medical purposes is a colorless, tasteless and odorless liquid that is administered by injection. It is usually made into a white powder before being sold under the counter, but it can also be sold in the form of capsules or tablets. The powder can be sniffed, mixed into drinks or dissolved for injection and the liquid ketamine can be added to drinks or else to marijuana or tobacco.

Who consumes this product?

Only veterinarians and doctors can legally obtain ketamine for medical purposes. Ketamine sold illegally on the street or in clubs is often stolen or diverted.Buy Ketamine In Melbourne And Auckland

Used as a psychotropic since the 1970s, ketamine has been known since the 1990s as the “nightclub drug”, because it is very widespread there.

A 2011 survey of Ontario students in grades 7-12 found that 0.9% had taken ketamine at least once in the previous 12 months.

What are the effects of Ketamine?

The effects of ketamine, like those of any other drug, depend on several factors, including:

• age and weight of the user;
• quantity absorbed and frequency of consumption;
• duration of use ;
• mode of absorption;
• environment in which we find ourselves;
• existence of medical or psychiatric history;
• concurrent use of alcohol or other substances (drugs, prescription or over-the-counter medications, herbal remedies).

At low doses, ketamine can have stimulatory effects. Users say they feel numb and feel like they are floating and dissociating from their body. In high doses, the drug leads to withdrawal. You may forget who and where you are, have a staggering gait, experience a sharp increase in heart rate, and have trouble breathing. Large doses can also cause fainting.

Visual experiences include blurred vision, the feeling of seeing “trails” and intense hallucinations. Some experience a sense of dissociation from their body or a near-death experience. The person is then said to be plunged into a black hole, the “K-hole”, and they can experience terrifying moments.

How long does the feeling last?

The effects of ketamine usually appear one to thirty minutes after absorption, depending on whether the drug was injected, snorted or ingested. Typically, the effects last about an hour. In some users, ketamine causes depression or anxiety, memory loss, and “flashbacks” or spontaneous memories of experiences of use long after the effects of the drug have worn off.

Is this substance addictive?

Yes. A person who regularly takes ketamine develops a tolerance for the dissociative effects of the drug. She must therefore always take larger doses to obtain the same effects. Some become addicted and continue to take ketamine despite its adverse effects or even if they had not planned it. It is not known whether addicts experience withdrawal symptoms when they stop taking ketamine.

Are there any dangers associated with use?

Yes. Users are at risk of life-threatening if ketamine is not administered by a healthcare professional in a medical facility. The risks are multiple:

• Like any anesthetic, ketamine causes insensitivity to pain. This means that if you get hurt, you risk not realizing it. However, users often have difficulty standing up and perceive their environment poorly. Ketamine-related injuries and deaths are often the result of accidents, including falls.

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• Ketamine has been dubbed the “date-rape drug” because it can be put in a person’s drink without their knowledge and its sedative effects can render the victim incapable of resisting a sexual assault. Buy Ketamine In Melbourne And Auckland
  
• Ketamine increases heart rate and blood pressure, which translates to an increased risk of stroke or heart attack.
• Frequent use of this drug can have repercussions on the bladder, manifested by a frequent desire to urinate and the presence of blood in the urine.
• Ketamine sold in nightclubs can be mixed with other drugs, which can cause unintended and even dangerous effects.
• Driving or operating machinery under the influence of ketamine, or any drug, increases the risk of bodily injury to both the user and others.

What are the long term effects of using this substance?

Research on the non-medical use of ketamine suggests that its long-term effects include flashbacks, withdrawal, and memory loss.

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Where can I find help, treatment and support for this substance use?