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I think possibly commercial “infusion clinics” and medical trials use different doses.
by adwi 5y ago
I think possibly commercial “infusion clinics” and medical trials use different doses.
- ketamine 5y agoSame dose for me. .5 mg/kg It was more intense and less intense at the same time because I did not know what to expect.
- bradly 5y agoIM and IV are going to be very similar. Smaller independent psychologist will do IM while bigger clinics with nursing staff will typically use IV. At home treatments with sublingual trockies have much less side affects, but differently still noticeable. Nasal spray is the weakest with just some minor body numbing.
- officeplant 5y agoGoing by a friends experience, infusion clinics need to be investigated more regularly by medical professionals. Co-worker went to one for treatment and from her recollection of the event they left her in a dark room with a white noise generator while she went down the k-hole. Terrified the living shit out of her.
- hadmatter 5y agoThat’s awful. I’ve also read about shady clinics in the US that don’t really screen their patients but just give the drug to anyone who pays. E.g. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-the-ketamine-boom-getting-out-of-hand/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-the-ketamine-b...