• Street names are Special K, Vitamin K, KitKat and Purple Bump.
• A general anesthetic used in veterinary surgery and for burn dressing changes.
• Typically this drug is a colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid. May be a light white powder substance.
• Takes effect in as little as 5–20 minutes. Effects may last 2–8 hours.
• Can cause slurred speech, unsteady gait, mechanical movements, monotone speech and hallucinations.
• Close relative of PCP and can create similar violent behavior effects.
• Can be liquid in pharmaceutical form, may also be in powder form.
• Is no longer in blood after 24 hours. Remains in urine up to 48 hours