Ketamine
Ketamine is a short-acting dissociative used widely in medical practices as well as recreational settings.
Nitrous Oxide
Nitrous is a psychoactive gas that's frequently used in medical practice as well as in recreational settings. Its effects are dissociating and sedating.
Poppers
Sold as "shoe cleaner" or "room deodorizer," poppers are bottles containing nitrite fluids that are wafted (not ingested) as inhalants.
Testing Kit Instructions
WHAT ARE REAGENTS? Reagents are chemicals that change color when they come into contact with certain drugs, enabling you to detect their presence in a sample. Reagents cannot, however, detect every drug, nor can they tell you how pure or potent your drugs are. Even if you get the expected color reactions for the drug you want, there could still be one or more other drugs present. This is because: Not all drugs change color with reagents. Darker colors may overshadow lighter colors. A very tiny quantity of a drug may not produce a visible color change. Despite these limitations, reagent testing is useful for...
Heroin
Heroin, or diacetylmorphine, is an opiate derived from the opium poppy that produces a sense of calm, relaxation, and sedation.
