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19 substances

GHB / GBL

Liquid euphoria with a dosing curve measured in milliliters. GHB and GBL are among the most dose-sensitive recreational drugs. One extra milliliter can be the difference between euphoria and a coma.

1 mLcan separate a social dose from unconsciousness
19profiles in this category
Schedule I/III

GHB (gamma-hydroxybutyrate)

Clear, salty/soapy-tasting liquid; white powder; clear capsules

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Schedule I

GHB Liquid

Clear oily liquid in water bottles or vials; salty/soapy taste

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Schedule I

GHB Powder

White crystalline powder (hygroscopic)

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Schedule I

GBL (gamma-butyrolactone)

Clear liquid with chemical/cologne smell; industrial solvent

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Legal to possess

Poppers (Alkyl Nitrites)

Small amber/blue bottles (10–30 mL) of volatile liquid; sold as 'room odorizer', 'leather cleaner', 'video head cleaner'

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Legal to possess

Nitrous Oxide (Whippets / Galaxy Gas)

Small silver 8g chargers, large 500–640g 'Galaxy Gas' canisters (flavored), balloons filled with gas

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Food-grade product — no regulation as drug until abused

Whippets (Whipped Cream Chargers)

Small silver metal cartridges (the 'cracker' or charger), sold for whipped cream dispensers

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Legal possession

Amyl Nitrite Poppers

Small amber/blue bottles of volatile liquid, sold as 'room odorizer'/'leather cleaner'

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Not scheduled US

Phenibut

White powder, capsules, or 'smart drug' blends sold online/gas stations

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Legal product

Galaxy Gas (Flavored Nitrous)

Large 500–640g flavored canisters (strawberry, mango, etc.), small 8g chargers, balloons

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Unscheduled; sold as supplement

Phenibut FAA (Free Amino Acid)

White crystalline powder — 'free amino acid' form marketed as more potent

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Legal adult product worldwide; sale to minors banned

Alcohol (Ethanol)

Beer, wine, spirits; 5-40% ABV; also hand sanitizer and mouthwash when desperate

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Not federally scheduled US

1,4-Butanediol (1,4-BDO)

Clear, odorless-to-sweet viscous liquid; sold as 'cleaner', 'extract', or industrial solvent

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Unscheduled grey market

F-Phenibut (Fluorophenibut)

White powder/capsules — fluorinated phenibut, several-fold more potent

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Rx-only — not controlled

Baclofen (Lioresal)

10–20 mg tablets

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Alcohol is legal; adulterated supply is the danger

Bootleg & Methanol-Adulterated Alcohol

Cheap unbranded spirits, refill bottles, 'local gin' — common in Iran, Turkey, India, Kenya and tourist resorts

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Prescription-only

Disulfiram (Antabuse)

Tablets taken daily to stay off alcohol

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Legal products — dangerous misuse

Mouthwash & Hand-Sanitizer Drinking

High-ethanol mouthwash (up to 27%) and gel sanitizers drunk when alcohol is unavailable

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Prescription-only

Orphenadrine (Norflex) Abuse

Muscle-relaxant tablets; diverted in the Middle East and among opioid users

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