"Super K," ketamine has become a staple at dance parties or "raves."

Ketamine is supplied to the illicit market by the diversion of legitimate
pharmaceuticals (Ketaset®, Ketalar®). It is usually distributed as a
powder obtained by removing the liquid from the pharmaceutical
products.

As a drug of abuse, ketamine can be administered orally, snorted, or
injected. It is also sprinkled on marijuana or tobacco and smoked.

After oral or intranasal administration, effects are evident in about 10
to 15 minutes and are over in about an hour.

After intravenous use, effects begin almost immediately and reach peak
effects within minutes.

Ketamine can act as a depressant or a psychedelic. Low doses produce
vertigo, ataxia, slurred speech, slow reaction time, and euphoria.

Intermediate doses produce disorganized thinking, altered body image,
and a feeling of unreality with vivid visual hallucinations.

High doses produce analgesia, amnesia, and coma.
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