Ketamine is a general anaesthetic so it reduces sensations in the body. Trips can last for a couple of hours. Taking ketamine can make you feel:

• dream-like and detached
• chilled, relaxed and happy
• confused and nauseated

Ketamine can also:

• alter your perception of time and space and make you hallucinate (see or hear things that aren’t there)
• stop you feeling pain, putting you at risk of hurting yourself and not realizing it. Buy ketamine

If you take too much ketamine you may lose the ability to move and go into a ‘k-hole’. This feels like your mind and body have separated and you can’t to do anything about it – which can be a very scary experience. Regular ketamine use can cause:

• agitation
• panic attacks
• damage to short- and long-term memory
• depression, if taken frequently

It can make people seem slower, more relaxed and chilled out, but it can also stop people from being able to move properly and from making sense. How long the effects last and the drug stays in your system depends on how much you’ve taken, your size and what other drugs you may have also taken.

To kick in
When snorted, ketamine normally takes about 15 minutes to take effect. When taken orally, it will take longer, around 20 minutes to an hour.

How long it lasts
The buzz can last around for 30 minutes to an hour, but the effects really depend on how much you take.

After effects
People may feel down and low in mood for a few days after using ketamine.

How long will it be detectable?
Ketamine can be detected in a urine test for several days after taking it.

How long a drug can be detected for depends on how much is taken and which testing kit is used. This is only a general guide