Go on, turn me up!! Namescoke, charlie, snow, C InfoCocaine is a white powder that can be snorted up the nose. Some users inject it. It is a Class A drug. EffectsCocaine is a powerful stimulant. The buzz creates a sense of well-being, making users feel alert and confident. The effects only last about 30 minutes and users are often left craving more. People may also take more to delay the comedown (tiredness and depression). RisksCocaine can cause heart problems and chest pain. Heavy use of cocaine can cause convulsions. Large or frequent doses over a short period can leave users restless, confused and paranoid. Snorting cocaine can permanently damage the inside of the nose. Users may find their habit expensive and hard to control. Users have died from overdose. Crack Crack is a smokeable form of cocaine and is a Class A drug. Names rock, wash, stone Effects The effects of smoking crack are similar to snorting cocaine but much more intense. The high lasts as little as 10 minutes. Users often chase the high by repeating the dose. Heavy users may take Heroin to dull the craving caused by the use of crack. Risks Heavy use can lead to potentially fatal heart problems. Heavy users risk convulsions. Crack is highly addictive and because the high can be so intense, crack use is often difficult to control. Smoking crack can seriously harm the lungs and cause chest pains. After the high, feelings of restlessness, nausea and sleeplessness are common. Large or frequent doses over a short period can leave users restless, confused and paranoid. Regular users may find their habit very expensive. Users have died from overdose.
Crack is a smokeable form of cocaine and is a Class A drug.
Names
rock, wash, stone
The effects of smoking crack are similar to snorting cocaine but much more intense. The high lasts as little as 10 minutes. Users often chase the high by repeating the dose. Heavy users may take Heroin to dull the craving caused by the use of crack.
Heavy use can lead to potentially fatal heart problems. Heavy users risk convulsions. Crack is highly addictive and because the high can be so intense, crack use is often difficult to control. Smoking crack can seriously harm the lungs and cause chest pains. After the high, feelings of restlessness, nausea and sleeplessness are common. Large or frequent doses over a short period can leave users restless, confused and paranoid. Regular users may find their habit very expensive. Users have died from overdose.
