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Heroin

Heroin, also referred to as: dope, smack, white horse, black tar, H, brown sugar, chiva, negra, junk, skunk; originates from a blend by C.R. Alder Wright in 1874 where he added components to the morphine found in the opium poppy.

Ecstasy (MDMA)

It is estimated that over 15 million people globally have used MDMA or Ecstasy at least once in the past year and in the United States there are over 500,000 regular MDMA users.

Cocaine & Crack

Cocaine and crack cocaine, also referred to as: coke, blow, bump, C, candy, Charlie, snow, flake, blanca, soda, coca, rock, girl; began is 1862, a German chemist Albert Niemann extracted the pure chemical, cocaine hydrochloride, from the coca plant.

Bath Salts

Bath salts, also referred to as: Vanilla Sky, Purple Wave, Ivory Wave, Bliss, Cloud Nice, and Snow Leopard; are a relatively new designer drug containing combinations of synthetic cathinone and other chemicals, which are similar to amphetamine and is found in the Khat Plant.

Anabolic Steroids

Anabolic steroids, also referred to as: juice, D-Ball, gym candy, Roids, pumpers, stackers; were created in the 1930’s, and were meant to help deficiencies in bone growth, stimulate appetite, induce male puberty, anemia, osteoporosis as well as treatment for body wasting due to the AIDS virus or cancer.

Amphetamine

Amphetamine, also referred to as: uppers, speed, bennies, truck drivers, LA turnaround; was created in Germany in 1887 in the chemistry lab where multiple researches where developing new drugs.

Hydrocodone

Hydrocodone is a legal opiate used to treat pain that was created by Carl Mannich and Helene Lowenheim in Germany in 1920 and became available in the US in 1943.

Crystal Meth

Crystal meth, also referred to as: meth, crystal, ice, glass, speed; was created in 1887 for scientific reasons and was first used in pill form during WWII by soldiers to stay awake on long missions.

DXM (Dextro-methorphan)

Dextro-methorphan is a chemical in over 100 over-the-counter medications that became available in the 1960’s through the 1970’s as a non-addictive replacement for codeine for those suffering with a cough or cold.

Marijuana

Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug, with over 15 million users in the United States

Inhalants

An inhalant is a gaseous vapor that is intended to be inhaled medically to induce anesthesia for surgery but is widely abused for its euphoric effects.

Ketamine

Ketamine, also referred to as: special K, Cat valium, K, OK, KO, Key; was designed as an anesthesia to replace PCP in 1963, Ketamine is a dissociative substance or tranquillizer, that causes a psychological disassociation, or out of body experience.