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|chemical_name=2-(2-chlorophenyl)-2-(methylamino)cyclohexan-1-one
|aliases=Ketamine
|aliases=Ketamine;Ket;Special K;Ketamine HCl
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|roas=Insufflated;Intramuscular;Oral;Nose Spray
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|mode=roa
|roa1=Insufflated
|threshold1=15–30 mg
|light1=30–60 mg
|common1=60–100 mg
|strong1=100–150 mg
|heavy1=150+ mg
|onset1=5–15 min
|duration1=45–90 min
|aftereffects1=1–3 hours
|roa2=Intramuscular
|threshold2=10–25 mg
|light2=25–40 mg
|common2=40–75 mg
|strong2=75–125 mg
|heavy2=125+ mg
|onset2=1–5 min
|duration2=30–60 min
|roa3=Oral
|threshold3=50–100 mg
|light3=100–200 mg
|common3=200–300 mg
|strong3=300–450 mg
|heavy3=450+ mg
|onset3=15–30 min
|duration3=1–3 hours
|notes3=Lower bioavailability than parenteral routes.
|roa4=Nose Spray
|threshold4=variable
|light4=variable
|common4=variable
|strong4=variable
|heavy4=variable
|onset4=5–15 min
|duration4=45–90 min
|notes4=Depends on solution concentration; dose by mg ketamine, not spray volume alone.
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= Ketamine =
= Ketamine =


'''Ketamine''' is a psychoactive substance in this archive. Details (chemistry, ROAs, and dose ranges) still need to be filled in.
'''Ketamine''' is a short-acting arylcyclohexylamine dissociative used medically as an anesthetic. Recreationally it ranges from tipsy dissociation to a full “K-hole,” with relatively rapid onset when insufflated and a clearer comedown than many longer PCP analogues.


== Reports ==
== Reports ==

Latest revision as of 17:55, 9 August 2026

Ketamine
TypeSubstance
CategoryDissociative
Chemical Name2-(2-chlorophenyl)-2-(methylamino)cyclohexan-1-one
AliasesKetamine, Ket, Special K, Ketamine HCl
ROA(s)Insufflated, Intramuscular, Oral, Nose Spray
Drug Class(es)Dissociative
Insufflated
Threshold15–30 mg
Light30–60 mg
Common60–100 mg
Strong100–150 mg
Heavy150+ mg
Onset5–15 min
Duration45–90 min
After Effects1–3 hours
Intramuscular
Threshold10–25 mg
Light25–40 mg
Common40–75 mg
Strong75–125 mg
Heavy125+ mg
Onset1–5 min
Duration30–60 min
Oral
Threshold50–100 mg
Light100–200 mg
Common200–300 mg
Strong300–450 mg
Heavy450+ mg
Onset15–30 min
Duration1–3 hours
NotesLower bioavailability than parenteral routes.
Nose Spray
Thresholdvariable
Lightvariable
Commonvariable
Strongvariable
Heavyvariable
Onset5–15 min
Duration45–90 min
NotesDepends on solution concentration; dose by mg ketamine, not spray volume alone.

Ketamine

Ketamine is a short-acting arylcyclohexylamine dissociative used medically as an anesthetic. Recreationally it ranges from tipsy dissociation to a full “K-hole,” with relatively rapid onset when insufflated and a clearer comedown than many longer PCP analogues.

Reports

Experience reports in this archive that include Ketamine:

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