What are dissociatives?

Dissociatives drugs, sometimes known as ‘dissociative anesthetics,’ are a type of psychedelic drugs. This drug class is distinguished by altered sensory experiences and feelings of alienation or detachment from the world and from oneself.  The term dissociative refers to a state of being disconnected from reality.

Examples of dissociatives drugs

• Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic used in surgery and veterinary medicine. It induces amnesia (memory loss) and analgesia (pain reduction) (pain relief).
• Nitrous Oxide (NOx) – (nangs) Nitrous oxide is a dissociative anesthetic that has been shown to cause mind-body dissociation (a sense of floating), confused perceptions, and, in rare circumstances, visual hallucination.
• PCP – Phencyclidine (PCP) is a narcotic with hallucinogenic as well as dissociative characteristics.  This effect induces a trance-like condition in the user. It also has powerful anesthetic properties, causing amnesia (memory loss) and analgesia (pain relief). Angel dust is another name for it.

How dissociatives are used?

Dissociatives that are commonly utilized

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3-ME-PCPY
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2FDCK
3MEO – PCP