Prescription stimulants are largely manufactured in capsule, tablet or liquid form. They’re intended to be taken orally and under the supervision of a healthcare provider. When abusing these drugs, users take them in ways that weren’t intended. This begins with using them without a prescription, but could also include exceeding the standard dosage. In more extreme cases, the user may take the drug in a way that runs completely counter to how it was prescribed. They may open capsules or pulverise tablets to snort their contents. They may even dissolve the powder in water for injection. This level of dose innovation is extremely dangerous – and all the more so with a drug as powerful as amphetamine.