Harm Reduction

psychedelics

Psilocybin mushrooms, often called magic mushrooms, contain psilocybin, a compound that acts as a serotonin 5-HT2A receptor agonist. When ingested, psilocybin is converted to ps...

health-wellness

Go alcohol refers to alcoholic beverages or products containing ethanol intended for consumption or, in some contexts, industrial use. In everyday language, it commonly describe...

psychedelics

Trippy 764 is a chemical compound that appears in discussions about research chemicals, pharmacology, and psychoactive substances. This overview explains its basic properties, h...

health

Love Boat drugs refer to illicit substances encountered on cruise ships and other pleasure vessels, where environments can enable access, use, and distribution under the guise o...

health-wellness

Cannabis, commonly referred to as weed or marijuana, is a plant material that people consume for its psychoactive and physical effects. The primary active compounds are THC, whi...

Culture & Society

The phrase “coyote ugly please remember” is an informal warning used mainly in nightlife contexts to describe a situation in which someone becomes extremely intoxicated and...

health

Ketamine-related deaths are uncommon compared with many other drugs, but they do occur and are often preventable. This guide explains the mechanisms, risk factors, and public he...

health

Meth before and after visuals are often used to illustrate how meth impacts the body over time. Short term effects include euphoria, increased energy, and heightened alertness....

chemicals-and-substances

“Poppers” is a common name for alkyl nitrites, a group of compounds that vaporize at room temperature and are inhaled for a brief psychoactive effect. Products such as isopr...

health-and-wellness

Losing consciousness at a bar, at a party, or after leaving a happy hour can be alarming and confusing. This guide explains what it commonly means to be happy hour unconscious,...