How it is used: huffed directly from the can, bottle or container from balloons or from paper bags or a piece of clothing or cloth.

Looks like: nitrous oxide is sold in small metal cylinders with balloons.

Slang terms for nitrous oxide include: laughing gas, whippets, shoot the breeze, buzz, grocery-store high, nitro.

Nitrous oxide, found in whipped-cream cans and car fuel, is used medically as a general anesthetic. Gases (Nitrous Oxide and Those Used In Hair Spray, Spray Paint and Other Pressurized Aerosol Sprays) (Unregulated) The ampules are snapped in half with the fingers, producing the pop! or snap! sound that gave these drugs their street names.

How it is used: Users place the container up to their nose and inhale the vapors.

Looks like: clear, yellowish liquids sold in tiny glass ampules or bottles.

Slang terms for butyl nitrite include: rush, snappers, rush snappers, bolt, others.

Slang terms for amyl nitrite include: poppers, snappers, pearls, amies, ames, boppers.

Brand names: ram, thrust, liquid gold, others.Synthetic THC is used for treatment of pain in multiple sclerosis and cancer.Īmyl nitrite is a flammable liquid once used to treat the heart condition angina pectoris butyl nitrite is a vasodilator similar to amyl nitrite, but less potent.

In clinical trials in the USA clinically used in the UK and some European Countries, and Canada. Synthetic cannabinoid similar to THC and with similar indications. Nabilone (Schedule 2 Controlled Substance) Synthetic THC, used to stimulate appetite and control nausea and vomiting in people with cancer and other serious illnesses. A drop or two of hash oil produces the same psychoactive effect as a single marijuana joint.ĭronabinol (Schedule 3 Controlled Substance) How it is used: added to a cigarette and smoked.Looks like: a syrupy liquid, varying in color from amber to dark brown.THC content: typically 15 percent or higher. What resembles oil is in fact one of several solvents that can be used to extract the psychotropic chemicals from the Cannabis plant. Hash Oil (Schedule I Controlled Substance) How it is used: placed in a pipe or water pipe (bong) and smoked or vaporized.Looks like: brown or black cakes or resin balls.Slang terms include: hash, black Russian.It is usually more potent with a higher THC content than marijuana. The resinous material of the Cannabis plant, which is dried and then formed into cakes, balls and other shapes. Hashish (Schedule I Controlled Substance) Looks like: soft gelatin capsules, or can be made into an elixir.THC content has increased significantly in the past 20 years in a given sample of marijuana, from ~4% to ~15% or higher. The main psychoactive ingredient in Cannabis. Produces a high typically lasting two to three hours.ĭelta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol (Schedule I Controlled Substance) It can also be mixed into foods – edibles and drinkables -brownies, for instance- and used to brew tea. How it is used: rolled in cigarette paper (joint) or stuffed into a hollowed-out cigar (blunt) and smoked also the leaves and flowers can be vaporized.Looks like: a green, brown or gray tobacco-like mixture of dried, shredded flowers and leaves of the Cannabis plant. Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica are the two most commonly used and hybridized varieties.Slang terms include: pot, grass, weed, reefer, joint, herb, others.Most of the cannabinoids in marijuana have not been well-researched. It contains at least 200 cannabinoids best known are Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and Cannabidiol (CBD). Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the United States. Marijuana (Schedule I Controlled Substance)

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