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[[Naloxone]] is now recommended for anyone using street drugs or nearby, as opioids increasingly contaminate the drug supply.<ref>{{cite news |last1=May |first1=Natasha |title=Should cocaine and MDMA users carry naloxone, the medicine that prevents fatal opioid overdoses? |url=https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/sep/23/naloxone-opioid-overdose-drug-australia |work=The Guardian |date=22 September 2024}}</ref> | |||
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Random experiences
3g Syrian Rue + 5g Acacia Confusa - Life Changing Madness ⋅ Cubensis genius trials ⋅ aMT (70 mg, oral) - Testing AMT to the limit ⋅ Nutmeg (8 teaspoons) - My Mom Introduces Me To Genesis and Other Things ⋅ 5g Mushrooms - Failed attempt at a Terence Mckenna style trip. ⋅ 225mg Pregabalin +Cannabis -Bliss and Serenity; a hedonistic evening ⋅ A combination of 25mg 4-AcO-DMT and unknown amount of 6-APB (benzofury) ⋅ 250mg MDA / 250mg MDMA - unnecessarily large dosage ⋅ 3g mimosa / 3g syrian rue - Connecting with my body ⋅ 300mg DXM + 150mg Bupropion (Oral) - It was good night
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- Entheogens (list) ⋅ Hallucinogens ⋅ List of non-hallucinogenic substances used in rituals ⋅ List of common legal psychoactive substances ⋅ List of psychoactive club substances
Responsible drug use
Aborting trips ⋅ Diet ⋅ List of psychoactive substances to avoid ⋅ List of pharmaceuticals ⋅ List of words to avoid ⋅ Recovery position ⋅ Route of administration ⋅ Safer injection guide ⋅ Set and setting ⋅ Sharing injection materials ⋅ Trip sitter
Naloxone is now recommended for anyone using street drugs or nearby, as opioids increasingly contaminate the drug supply.[1]
Adverse effects: Bad trip ⋅ Cold turkey ⋅ Cotton fever⋅ Drug overdose ⋅ Drug withdrawal ⋅ HPPD ⋅ Seizure ⋅ Serotonin syndrome
Dosage: Dosage classification ⋅ Dosage measurement ⋅ Milligram scale ⋅ Tapering ⋅ Volumetric liquid dosing
Tutorials
Cannabinoids: Conversion of CBD to THC (By heat ⋅ with citric acid ⋅ with zeolite) ⋅ Cannabis growing techniques (Special lights)
Acid-base DXM extraction ⋅ Fermented water ⋅ Extraction of opioids from painkiller products ⋅ Kratom resin/extraction tek ⋅ LSA extract tincture ⋅ Volumetric liquid dosing
Psilocybin: Mushroom tea ⋅ Psilocybin mushroom growing: (indoor, outdoor)
DMT: Naphtha/Sodium hydroxide DMT extraction ⋅ Simple ayahuasca recipes ⋅ Ayahuasca brew ⋅ Changa recipe)
Classical psychedelics
Lysergamides: LSD
Polysubstance use: Ayahuasca, Changa
Substituted phenethylamines: Magical half-dozen (2C-B ⋅ 2C-E ⋅ 2C-T-2 ⋅ 2C-T-7 ⋅ DOM ⋅ Mescaline)
Substituted tryptamines: DMT ⋅ Psilocybin mushrooms
Novel psychedelics
2C-x: 2C-B ⋅ 2C-B-FLY ⋅ 2C-C ⋅ 2C-D ⋅ 2C-E ⋅ 2C-I ⋅ 2C-P ⋅ 2C-T-2 ⋅ 2C-T-7
Misc: Efavirenz ⋅ Ibogaine
DOx: DOB ⋅ DOC ⋅ DOI ⋅ DOM ⋅ MiPT ⋅ MET
Lysergamides: 1P-LSD ⋅ AL-LAD ⋅ETH-LAD ⋅ LSA
MDxx: MDA
NBx: 25B-NBOMe ⋅ 25C-NBOMe ⋅ 25I-NBOMe ⋅ 25N-NBOMe
Substituted phenethylamines: Bromo-DragonFLY
Substituted tryptamines: 4-AcO-DET ⋅ 4-AcO-DMT ⋅ 4-HO-DiPT ⋅ 4-HO-DPT ⋅ 4-AcO-MET ⋅ 4-AcO-MiPT ⋅ 4-HO-MET ⋅ 4-HO-MiPT ⋅ 5-MeO-DALT ⋅ 5-MeO-DiBF ⋅ 5-MeO-DMT ⋅ 5-MeO-MiPT ⋅ αMT ⋅ DiPT ⋅ Psilocin
Cannabinoids
Phytocannabinoids (cannabis): delta-8-THC ⋅ THC (delta-9-THC) ⋅ delta-10-THC ⋅ delta-11-THC ⋅ THCB ⋅ THCH ⋅ THCP
Synthetic: (5F-AKB48 ⋅ 5F-PB-22 ⋅ AB-FUBINACA ⋅ APICA ⋅ JWH-018 ⋅ JWH-073 ⋅ THJ-018 ⋅ THJ-2201 ⋅ STS-135)
Semi-synthetic: HHC ⋅ HHCH ⋅ HHCP-O-acetate ⋅ THC-O-acetate ⋅ THCP-O-acetate
Dissociatives
Adamantanes: Memantine
Terpenoids: Salvinorin A (Salvia divinorum)
Arylcyclohexylamines: 2-FDCK ⋅ 3-MeO-PCE ⋅ 3-MeO-PCMo ⋅ 3-MeO-PCP ⋅ 4-MeO-PCP ⋅ DCK ⋅ Ketamine ⋅ Methoxetamine ⋅ O-PCE ⋅ PCP
Diarylethylamines: Diphenidine ⋅ Ephenidine ⋅ Methoxphenidine
Inhalants: Nitrous oxide
Substituted morphinans: DXM
Deliriants
Anticholinergic nightshades: Atropa belladonna ⋅ Datura ⋅ Hyoscyamus niger ⋅ Mandragora officinarum
Benzydamine ⋅ Diphenhydramine (DPH) ⋅ Mirtazapine ⋅ Myristicin
Depressants
Alcohols: Alcohol ⋅ 2M2B
Miscellaneous: Kratom ⋅ Methaqualone ⋅ Quetiapine ⋅ Tianeptine
Barbiturates: Pentobarbital ⋅ Phenobarbital ⋅ Secobarbital
Benzodiazepines and related Compounds: Alprazolam ⋅ Clonazolam ⋅ Clonazepam ⋅ Deschloroetizolam ⋅ Diazepam ⋅ Diclazepam ⋅ Etizolam ⋅ Flubromazepam ⋅ Flubromazolam ⋅ Lorazepam ⋅ Nifoxipam ⋅ Pyrazolam
GABA analogues: F-Phenibut ⋅ Phenibut
Gabapentinoids: Gabapentin ⋅ Pregabalin
GHB and related compounds: 1,4-Butanediol ⋅ GBL ⋅ GHB
Opioids: Acetylfentanyl ⋅ Buprenorphine ⋅ Codeine ⋅ Desomorphine ⋅ Dextropropoxyphene ⋅ Dihydrocodeine ⋅ Ethylmorphine ⋅ Heroin ⋅ Hydrocodone ⋅ Methadone ⋅ Morphine ⋅ N-(2C)-fentanyl ⋅ O-Desmethyltramadol ⋅ Oxycodone ⋅ Pethidine ⋅ Sufentanil ⋅ Tapentadol ⋅ Tramadol ⋅ U-47700
Z-drugs: Zopiclone ⋅ Zolpidem
Nootropics
Acetamides: Armodafinil ⋅ Modafinil ⋅ N-Methylbisfluoromodafinil
Misc: Bromantane ⋅ Creatine ⋅ L-Theanine ⋅ N-Acetylcysteine ⋅ S-Adenosyl methionine ⋅ Tianeptine ⋅ Tyrosine
Choline: Acetylcholine ⋅ Alpha-GPC ⋅ Choline bitartrate ⋅ Citicoline ⋅ Meclofenoxate
Racetams: Coluracetam ⋅ Omberacetam ⋅ Oxiracetam ⋅ Piracetam ⋅ Pramiracetam
Stimulants
Beta-keto amphetamines (β-keto phenethylamines): 5-APB ⋅ 6-APB ⋅ 6-APDB
Substituted pyrrolidines: A-PHP ⋅ A-PVP ⋅ MDPV
Cocaine and cocaine-like compounds: Cocaine ⋅ Dichloropane
GABA analogues: NM-2-AI
Miscellaneous stimulants: Caffeine (Coffea) ⋅2-AI
Nicotine alkaloids: Nicotine
Phenidates: Desoxypipradrol ⋅ Ethylphenidate ⋅ Isopropylphenidate ⋅ Methylnaphthidate ⋅ Methylphenidate
Substituted amphetamines: 2-FA ⋅ 2-FMA ⋅ Amphetamine ⋅ Lisdexamfetamine ⋅ Methamphetamine
Substituted cathinones: 3,4-CTMP ⋅ 3-FEA ⋅ 3-FPM ⋅ 4-FA ⋅ Butylone ⋅ Ethylone ⋅ Hexedrone ⋅ Hexen ⋅ Mephedrone ⋅ MDAI ⋅ MDEA ⋅ MDMA ⋅ Methylone ⋅ Mexedrone ⋅ NEP
Pharmacology
Agonist ⋅ Antagonist ⋅ Antihistamine ⋅ Arylcyclohexylamine ⋅ Benzodiazepine ⋅ Isomer ⋅ Lysergamide ⋅ MAOI (RIMA) ⋅ Morphinan ⋅ Opioid ⋅ Phenethylamine ⋅ Research chemicals ⋅ Reuptake inhibitor ⋅ Releasing agent ⋅ Substituted amphetamine ⋅ Substituted cathinone ⋅ Substituted morphinans ⋅ Substituted phenethylamines ⋅ Substituted pyrrolidine ⋅ Substituted tryptamines ⋅ Tropane alkaloid ⋅ Tryptamine
Neuroscience
Acetylcholine ⋅ Adrenaline ⋅ Dopamine ⋅ GABA ⋅ Glutamate ⋅ Hormone ⋅ Melatonin ⋅ Neuron ⋅ Neurotransmitter ⋅ Noradrenaline ⋅ Receptor ⋅ Serotonin ⋅ Serotonin syndrome ⋅ Substance P ⋅ SynapseSubstance-related lists
Comparison of substance articles with other platforms ⋅ Comparison of psychoactive alcohols in alcoholic drinks⋅ List of bufotoxins ⋅ List of common legal psychoactive substances ⋅ List of entheogens ⋅ List of pharmaceuticals ⋅ List of polysubstance combinations ⋅ List of precursors ⋅ List of prodrugs ⋅ List of psychoactive club substances ⋅ List of psychoactive substances, and precursor chemicals, produced by GMOs derived from genetically modified organisms ⋅ List of psychoactive substances derived from artificial fungi biotransformation ⋅ List of non-hallucinogenic substances used in rituals ⋅ Naturally occurring sources ⋅ PiHKAL ⋅ Psychoactive substance by psychological effect ⋅ Shulgin Rating Scale ⋅ Schmidt sting pain index ⋅ TiHKAL
Misc
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- ↑ May, Natasha (22 September 2024). "Should cocaine and MDMA users carry naloxone, the medicine that prevents fatal opioid overdoses?". The Guardian.