Ketamine

A date-rape drug that can produces amnesia and blackouts. It is only used legally in the United States as a veterinary tranquilizer. Possession of Ketamine in the United States is illegal. The effects of ketamine may only last an hour or less, but a person's senses, judgment, and coordination may be affected for 18 to 24 hours.

Ketamine is an anesthetic used for humans and animals, but when abused in high doses it can cause hallucinations and euphoria. This drug is often called Special K, vitamin K, breakfast cereal, cat valium, horse tranquilizer, K, Ket, new ecstasy, psychedelic heroin, and super acid.