LSD

Data Sheet

LSD

K2/Spice: Understanding the Dangers of Synthetic Marijuana
K2, also called Spice, is a synthetic drug that is often misleadingly marketed as incense or potpourri, but it carries serious risks. This substance is created by spraying synthetic cannabinoids onto dried plant material, such as lettuce leaves, and is infused with chemicals designed to imitate THC, the active ingredient in marijuana. While it may be promoted as a legal alternative to cannabis, K2/Spice is significantly more potent and can pose grave dangers to those who use it.

An LSD trip can last for many hours, producing a range of thoughts and emotions.

Potential Side Effects

Users describe their experience as a “trip,” which can include:

  • Dry mouth and nausea
  • Abdominal cramps and constipation
  • Dizziness and drowsiness
  • Vomiting and headaches
  • Problems with urination
  • Vivid visual distortions, such as shifting shapes and
    intense colors
  • Heightened sensory perception
  • Altered sense of time and space
  • Euphoria or spiritual experiences


LSD’s effects can last for many hours, during which individuals may experience a range of thoughts and emotions. While some may find the experience uplifting, others may face distressing, disorienting, or frightening states that can feel overwhelming. It is important to approach these situations with compassion and understanding. If you or someone you care about is struggling with LSD use, know that there is hope and help available. Reaching out to a professional or a trusted support system can provide the guidance and care needed to find healing and freedom.

Signs of LSD Use

Recognizing LSD use can be challenging due to its unpredictable effects. Common signs include:

  • Rapid emotional swings
  • Distorted perception of reality
  • Difficulty thinking rationally or communicating
  • Increased heart rate, blood pressure, and body
    temperature
  • Dilated pupils, dizziness, and tremors
  • Loss of appetite

Effects of LSD

Users describe their experience as a “trip,” which can include:

  • Vivid visual distortions, such as shifting shapes and
    intense colors
  • Heightened sensory perception
  • Altered sense of time and space
  • Euphoria or spiritual experiences

How is LSD Used?

LSD is typically taken in the following ways:

  • DISSOLVABLE (Absorbed through dissolvable strips
    (blotter paper) placed on the tongue)
  • SWALLOWED (Swallowed in liquid form or on sugar
    cubes)

Common Street Names for LSD

Blue Heaven | Yellow Sunshine | Sugar Cubes | Acid, Blotter Acid | Boomers | Mellow Yellow | Lucy Mae