Powder ketamin

Powder ketamine is a medication originally developed for medical and veterinary anesthesia. In clinical settings, it is used to relieve pain, induce sedation, and support controlled surgical procedures. Ketamine appears as a white or off-white crystalline powder and is known for its fast-acting dissociative effects, meaning it can separate a person’s awareness from their surroundings. While it has been studied for potential use in treating severe depression under strict medical supervision, ketamine outside a clinical environment is considered dangerous. Powder ketamine can impair coordination, memory, and judgment, and can lead to unpredictable psychological effects. Misuse also carries serious health risks, including overdose, dependence, and dangerous interactions with other substances. In most countries, ketamine is a controlled substance, making the production, possession, or distribution of powder ketamine illegal without proper medical authorization.