GHB is usually found in the form of a white powder or liquid, which is produced in domestic, underground drug kitchens. This is especially dangerous in that the exact dosage is often unknown to the user and overdosing is remarkably easy since the margin between doses which produce pleasant effects and those which cause overdoses is extremely small. Since GHB depresses the central nervous system, it is extremely dangerous to mix it with other drugs, such as alcohol. Ketalar, Ketaset, K, Special K, Vitamin K, Ket, Jet, Green, or KitKat Commercially sold as Ketalar, this drug is a powerful anesthetic used primarily for veterinary purposes. Ketamine blocks the nerve pathways without depressing respiration or circulatory function.
Ketamine produces disassociate anesthesia, where the mind feels separated from the body.
It causes hallucinations, and as an anesthetic, stops the user from feeling pain. This could cause the user to unwittingly injury him or herself. Ketamine usually comes in a liquid in its pharmaceutical form, but is also found as a white powder or pill. At higher doses, results can include oxygen starvation of the brain and muscles. An overdose can cause the heart to stop completely.