Stimulants
Tusi ('Pink Cocaine')
Street names: Tusi, Tucibi, Pink cocaine, Pink powder, 2C-B of the poor (wrongly)
Overdose? Act now. Call emergency services — say "unresponsive, not breathing". Give naloxone for opioid-like signs. Hotlines
⚡What it does
- The 2023–2025 club scene's branded mystery: typically ketamine + MDMA + caffeine + a 2C-B-family compound + pink dye — a dissociative-empathogen mashup
⚠Key risks
- THE LIE IS THE BRAND: 'Tusi' implies 2C-B but lab testing shows ever-changing mixtures — users cannot know the stimulant:dissociative ratio
- Overdose pattern = stimulant toxidome + ketamine collapse in the same person
- Colombia-Miami origin; spread through LatAm, Spain, US festivals
- Because it's a 'brand,' users trust batches they shouldn't
- Repeat-dose compounding of unknowns
✚Overdose signs
- Overheating, racing heart (stimulant side)
- Catatonic collapse (ketamine side)
- Confusion between the two slows correct response
Category comparison — Stimulants
| Substance | Class | Top risks | Street price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tusi ('Pink Cocaine') | Component-dependent | THE LIE IS THE BRAND: 'Tusi' implies 2C-B but lab testing shows ever-changing mixtures — users cannot know the stimulant:dissociative ratio; Overdose pattern = stimulant toxidome + ketamine collapse in the same person | $40–$100 per gram club pricing |
| Cocaine | Schedule II | Heart attack/stroke even in young users; Severe addiction — craving cycle | ~$60–$120 per gram |
| Speed (amphetamine paste) | Schedule II | Insomnia, anxiety, paranoia; Heart strain and overheating | ~$10–$40 per gram |
| Methamphetamine | Schedule II | Addiction — among the most addictive drugs known; Meth mouth, skin sores, psychosis | ~$20–$100 per gram |
| Adderall (amphetamine salts) | Schedule II | Dependence and tolerance; Cardiovascular strain | ~$3–$15 per 30 mg tablet |
| Adderall XR | Schedule II | Same as Adderall; long duration masks sleep debt; Beads snorted bypass XR mechanism | ~$5–$20 per 30 mg capsule |
Street prices are regional estimates. Potency and cuts vary constantly.
?Frequently asked questions
What does Tusi ('Pink Cocaine') look like?
Bright pink powder sold in clubs; NOT 2C-B and NOT cocaine — a branded mixture
What are the signs of a Tusi ('Pink Cocaine') overdose?
Overheating, racing heart (stimulant side); Catatonic collapse (ketamine side); Confusion between the two slows correct response Call emergency services immediately.
How addictive is it?
THE LIE IS THE BRAND: 'Tusi' implies 2C-B but lab testing shows ever-changing mixtures — users cannot know the stimulant:dissociative ratio Dependence can develop with regular use.