Ketamine
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Ketamine was introduced as an adulterant in Ecstasy tablets and moved on to being sold in its pure form[1].
Resources
BMJ, Non-medical use of ketamine, British Medical Journal,Volume 306:601, 6-March-1993, Accessed 01-February-2010
Notes
- ↑ BMJ, Non-medical use of ketamine, British Medical Journal,Volume 306:601, 6-March-1993, Accessed 01-February-2010