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PCP Also known
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PCP
is sold in tablets, capsules and powders which are snorted, smoked or
swallowed. Originally developed as an anesthetic, PCP was later used to
tranquilize large animals. Produces a high which lasts two to four hours.
User may hallucinate, become agitated and delusional. PCP causes numbness,
so user may not notice injuries, and can result in death.
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