Description	Using ketamine is not without risks. For example, you can end up in a K-hole, which can be very unpleasant and dangerous. To reduce the risks, Rens Polman tells you in this video the do’s and don’ts. USE: Are you about to use ketamine? Keep the following things in mind: - Don’t eat for at least 3 hours before using ketamine, to prevent nausea. - Possible effects are disorientation and reduced motor skills. So make sure you can sit or lay down when you use ketamine. - Keep in mind that the after-effects can last for 2-3 hours. - In case of a (too) high dose, you can end up in a K-hole. We strongly advice against. DOSE: The dose depends on the desired effect. If you sniff ketamine, a dose to start with is between 20mg-50mg. First time? Start with 20mg and wait for at least 15/20 minutes to see what kind of effect is has. RISKS: - K-hole (from about 100mg) - Ketamine anesthetized; so you can injure yourself without noticing. - Nausea and puking. - Disorientation and reduced motor skills.
Date	2016-10-07
Source	commons.wikimedia.org
Author	Drugslab

Ketamine (special K ) - do's and don'ts - Drugslab

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