PCP (Phencyclidine) Duration
PCP effects often last for hours, but severe intoxication, psychosis and residual symptoms can continue longer. Learn why duration varies and why detection lasts longer than impairment.
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Cocaine Polysubstance risk
Illicit fentanyl can be mixed into cocaine without the user's knowledge. Learn how mixed stimulant-opioid overdose can look, why naloxone still matters and what fentanyl test strips can…
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Cocaine Interaction
Cocaine and alcohol form cocaethylene, an active metabolite associated with additional cardiovascular risk. Learn what cocaethylene is, why the combination is dangerous and when symptoms require emergency care.
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Cocaine Overdose
Cocaine overdose can cause heart attack, arrhythmia, stroke, seizure, hyperthermia and death. Learn warning signs, what emergency care involves and when naloxone matters because fentanyl may be present.
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Cocaine Addiction
Cocaine addiction, clinically called cocaine use disorder, can involve craving, repeated binges, loss of control and continued use despite harm. Learn warning signs and evidence-based treatment.
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Cocaine Overview
Cocaine is a powerful Schedule II stimulant with major cardiovascular, neurologic, psychiatric and addiction risks. Learn how cocaine affects the brain and body, the difference between powder and…
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LSD Identification
LSD can appear on blotter paper, in liquid, on sugar cubes or in small tablets, but appearance cannot verify chemical identity. Learn why fake LSD and NBOMe substitutions…
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LSD Overdose
Severe LSD intoxication can cause prolonged psychedelic effects, panic, paranoia and unsafe behavior, while death from LSD itself is rare. Learn emergency signs and fake-LSD risks.
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LSD Addiction
LSD has low physical-dependence and compulsive-use potential, but rapid tolerance and problematic hallucinogen use can occur. Learn when LSD use becomes a treatment issue.
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LSD Drug testing
LSD has a plasma half-life of roughly 3 to 4 hours, while specialized testing can detect LSD metabolites longer. Learn how blood, urine, hair and workplace testing differ.
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LSD Duration
LSD effects can last up to about 12 hours. Learn the usual onset, peak, trip duration, half-life, aftereffects and when a prolonged experience needs medical attention.
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LSD Overview
LSD is a potent Schedule I psychedelic that alters perception, mood and time. Learn how acid works, how long it lasts, common effects, bad trips, HPPD, tolerance and…
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LSD Side effects
LSD can cause major perceptual changes, insomnia, increased heart rate, panic and paranoia. Learn common effects, bad trips, psychiatric risks, HPPD and emergency signs.
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Cocaine Drug testing
Cocaine has a short plasma half-life, but benzoylecgonine remains detectable longer. SAMHSA gives a typical urine window of 2 to 4 days, with longer detection possible after heavy…
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Cocaine Side effects
Cocaine can cause anxiety, insomnia and rapid heart rate, while severe complications include arrhythmia, heart attack, stroke, seizure, hyperthermia and psychosis. Learn the short-term and long-term risks.
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PCP (Phencyclidine) Overview
PCP is phencyclidine, an illicit dissociative drug that can cause numbness, altered perception, psychosis, severe agitation and dangerous toxicity. Learn how it works, risks, addiction and treatment.
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PCP (Phencyclidine) Side effects
PCP can cause dissociation, numbness, abnormal eye movements, high blood pressure, psychosis, seizures, hyperthermia and trauma. Learn short-term and long-term risks.
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PCP (Phencyclidine) Psychiatric Complication
PCP can cause paranoia, hallucinations, delusions and severe disorganization that may outlast intoxication. Learn how PCP psychosis differs from ordinary intoxication and schizophrenia.
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