Rohypnol Available in .05mg and 1mg green, oblong tablets.

Round, white 1mg and 2mg tabl ets are being phased out. Also available in liquid form. Odorless, tasteless, colorless -- except the new green tablet which releases a d ye into the drink. Street names: Roofies, Mind Eraser, Roaches, Forget Pill, Ruffes, Rophies Legal in Latin America and Europe, but not in the U.S. Is effective in non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, depending on dosage. EFFECTS: Drowsiness, dizziness, fatigue, reduced alertness, confusion, muscle weakness, d ouble vision, deep sedation, amnesia, respiratory distress Ecstasy (MDMA) Very popular drug at rave parties. Users report feelings of reduced inhibitions and extreme relaxation, making user s highly vulnerable to victimization. Small round tablets or capsules usually imprinted with a design. Street names: Hug Drug, Love Drug, E, XTC, X and Adam. Takes about 30 to 60 minutes to take effect Illegal in the United States since 1985. EFFECTS: Anxiety, disinhibition, dizziness, blurred vision, paranoia, nausea, rapid eye m ovement, increased body temperature, dehydration, seizures, irregular cardiac rh ythm and hallucinations GHB (Gamma Hydroxybutyrate) Primarily available in liquid form that is clear and odorless with an oily textu re. It is also available as a white powder. Has a very slight salty taste. Street names: Liquid Ecstasy, Liquid X, Grievous Bodily Harm, Georgia Home Boy, Cherry Meth, Fantasy, Organic Quaalude Originally sold in health food stores to induce sleep and promote muscular devel opment Banned by the FDA in 1990 due to reports of poisoning and death Can be snorted, smoked, (mixed with tobacco or marijuana) or mixed in drinks Generally is made by available Basement Chemists as the ingredients to produce GHB are still

EFFECTS: Produces intoxication (like Rohypnol), followed by a deep sleep Produces an aphrodisiac and intoxicating effect without a hangover Takes about 15 minutes to one hour to take effect Can cause: dizziness, temporary paralysis (large doses only), nausea, vomiting, delusions, depression, vertigo, visual disturbances, seizures, respiratory distr ess, loss of consciousness, slight amnesia and coma. When combined with alcohol and other drugs, the potential for deadly overdoses e scalates rapidly. Ketamine (Ketamine Hydrochloride) Liquid form or white powder which comes in capsules that are clear, red, or blac k and yellow Legal in the US as a veterinary anesthetic Can be snorted, smoked or mixed in drinks Effects begin within 15 minutes, and lasts for an hour or less Street Names: special K, vitamin K, new ecstasy, psychedelic heroin, ketalar, s uper K, and when mixed with cocaine, CK EFFECTS: Produces profound hallucination Visual distortions similar to PCP