PCP and Ketamine are hallucinogenic drugs with anesthetic properties. It also can be injected or inhaled. The effects of PCP depend on the susceptibility of the user and other variables such as mood, dosage, and setting.
Effects are evident one to two hours after ingestion and generally last four to six hours.
Among chronic users, the reappearance of disorientation and visual, memory, and speech disorders has been noted. The drug accumulates in the body. As with other hallucinogenic drugs, PCP does not cause physical dependence. Both Ketamine and PCP have mild effects including feelings of detachment from the surroundings, emotional swings and an altered sense of space and time. Higher doses cause visual distortions and illusions.