PCP
Phencyclidine
DissociativesSyntheticDissociative Anesthetic (NMDA receptor antagonist)
Duration
4-8 hours (effects can persist longer)
Onset
15-60 minutes (depending on route)
Peak
1-4 hours
PCP is a dissociative anesthetic that produces powerful dissociative effects and altered states of consciousness. Originally developed as an anesthetic, it's known for unpredictable and potentially dangerous effects including dissociation, anesthesia, and possible aggressive behavior.
⚠️ Safety Information
⚠️ Contraindications
Do not use if any of the following apply to you.
- •**CONTRAINDICATED FOR ALL RECREATIONAL USE**
- •Particularly dangerous for those with mental health conditions
- •Extremely dangerous for those with heart conditions
- •Should only be used in medical settings by professionals
Effects
Physical
- •**SERIOUS MEDICAL RISKS**
- •Complete anesthesia and loss of pain sensation
- •Dangerous loss of motor control and coordination
- •Increased heart rate and blood pressure
- •Hyperthermia and temperature dysregulation
- •Possible violent or aggressive behavior
- •Risk of injury due to anesthesia and coordination loss
Psychological
- •Profound dissociation from reality and identity
- •Possible aggressive or violent behavior
- •Confusion and disorientation
- •Possible psychotic episodes
- •Memory loss during experience
- •Unpredictable personality changes
Visual
- •Visual distortions and alterations
- •Possible hallucinations
- •Altered depth perception
- •Environmental morphing and changes
- •Often less prominent than psychological effects
Therapeutic Potential
✓**NO SAFE RECREATIONAL BENEFITS**
✓Medical anesthetic use only under strict supervision
✓Research applications in controlled medical settings
✓Historical use in anesthesia (largely discontinued)
Legal Status
Schedule II (medical use) / Schedule I (recreational)
Related Compounds
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