Unfortunately, there is little research about the interactions of recreational drugs with protease inhibitors or other antiviral drugs. Simply put, the pharmaceutical companies are not likely to do such research for three reasons. First, they would have to get FDA approval. The second reason is the legal liability to which the pharmaecutical companies would expose themselves. These drugs vary in ingredients depending on who cut them and with what they were cut.
Some street drugs contain little or none of the ingredients for which they are advertised.
In other words, one may be snorting Bon Ami or Old Dutch Cleanser. So we have a problem here. That is the equivalent of 22 tablets of ecstasy. Your mind is altered and so are your inhibitions. In fact, they seem to go away.