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Dissociatives

Deschloroketamine (DCK)

Street names: DCK, 2-Oxo-PCM, DXE

⚡What it does

  • Ketamine-like dissociation, longer and less visual
  • Hole states at high doses

⚠Key risks

  • Filled the ketamine-analog gap after MXE's ban
  • Bladder damage likely with heavy use (class effect)
  • Depression and cognitive fog after binges

✚Overdose signs

  • Deep dissociation
  • Loss of coordination
  • Slow breathing with depressants

Category comparison — Dissociatives

SubstanceClassTop risksStreet price
Deschloroketamine (DCK)Unscheduled RC; controlled in UK/EUFilled the ketamine-analog gap after MXE's ban; Bladder damage likely with heavy use (class effect)~$30–$70/g online
KetamineSchedule IIIBladder damage (ketamine cystitis) with regular use; K-holes and accidents while impaired~$20–$60 per gram
Ketalar (ketamine injection)Schedule IIIIV use raises infection and dependence risk; Bladder harm identical to powder use~$30–$100 per vial
2F-DCK (2-fluorodeschloroketamine)Analogue prosecutionsVery little human safety data; Bladder toxicity assumed similar to ketamine~$25–$60 per gram
DXM (Dextromethorphan / Robotripping)OTCSerotonin syndrome — DXM is serotonergic; DEADLY with SSRIs, MAOIs, MDMA; Liver damage — Coricidin contains chlorpheniramine (antihistamine) that's hepatotoxic at abuse doses~$5–$12 per bottle
3-MeO-PCPAnalog prosecutionMANIA and dangerous disinhibition — users hurt themselves/others; Overdose: severe dissociation, catatonia~$20–$50/g
Street prices are regional estimates. Potency and cuts vary constantly.

?Frequently asked questions

What does Deschloroketamine (DCK) look like?

White crystals/powder

What are the signs of a Deschloroketamine (DCK) overdose?

Deep dissociation; Loss of coordination; Slow breathing with depressants Call emergency services immediately.

How addictive is it?

Filled the ketamine-analog gap after MXE's ban Dependence can develop with regular use.

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