KETAMINE RACEMIC

What is Ketamine :

Ketamine is a synthetic dissociative anesthetic of the arylcyclohexylamine class. It is widely used in medical settings and human/veterinary medicine, as well as recreationally for its unique state of cognitive and physical detachment (“dissociation”).

The effects of ketamine vary with dosage :

At lower doses, users report mild euphoria, spatial disorientation, physical numbness, and an “alcohol-like” drunkenness. At higher doses, it induces complete detachment from the physical body and surroundings (commonly referred to as entering a “K-hole”), accompanied by intense internal hallucinations and altered perceptions of time and space.

Insufflated (Snorted) Dosage

Threshold: 10 mg

Light: 15 – 30 mg

Common: 30 – 75 mg

Strong: 75 – 150 mg

K-Hole: 150 mg+

Duration (Insufflated)

Total: 45 – 90 mins

Onset: 5 – 15 mins

Peak: 20 – 40 mins

After effects: 1 – 4 hrs