ICe Capsule Meth

ICe Capsule Meth

What Is Ice?

ICe Capsule Meth is a powerful and dangerous drug that is classified as a Schedule II controlled substance by the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration).[2] Methamphetamine pills are sold under the brand name, Desoxyn, to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and obesity.

However, illicitly-made forms of meth like crystal meth and ice are illegal and not used medically.

Typically, meth is created illegally in clandestine laboratories in either powder or “rock” form (as crystal meth, also called ice). Ice is produced as shiny blue-white “rocks” that often resemble glass.

Other Names for Ice

Ice is one of the more common street names for crystal meth, but it can also go by several other names, including:

• Glass
• Tina
• T
• Crystal
• Meth
• Shabu
• Shards

Additional street names for meth include the following:

• Beanies
• Crank
• Batu
• Biker’s coffee
• Yaba
• Chicken feed
• Hiropon
• Tweak
• Speed
• Stove top
• Go-fast
• Poor man’s cocaine
• Methlies quick
• Ventana
• Yellow bam
• Vidrio
• Uppers
• Chalk

How Is Ice Used?

Ice typically is manufactured in glass-like shards/powder that is then melted down to be smoked, usually in a small glass pipe.

Meth can also be abused by:

• Swallowing the drug
• Snorting it in its powder form
• Injecting the dissolved version of it

Snorting, smoking, or injecting meth sends it quickly into the bloodstream and up across the blood-brain barrier. There, it speeds up the functions of the central nervous system and creates a euphoric high.

Ice is often taken in a kind of binge-and-crash pattern. Repeated doses are taken back to back as it wears off to restart the high.

The more often a person takes ice, the more tolerant the body will become to certain amounts of the drug. Higher doses or alternative methods of abuse are then needed to achieve the same high. Regular users of meth often take more of the drug, take it more often, or switch up the way they take it to intensify its effects.