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    Top 10 Over-The-Counter Drugs That Will Get You Higher Than Marijuana

    Gregory MyersBy Gregory MyersNovember 3, 2014Updated:February 4, 201965 Comments8 Mins Read
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    1. Oxymetazoline (Afrin)

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    Oxymetazoline is a drug used in a widely-used commercial nasal spray called Afrin. It does not have a particularly strong high, and is instead more likely to cause psychosis in those who use it, some of whom have reported recurring hallucinations. What makes this drug noteworthy is just how addicting it is. Doctors have found that those hooked on it simply cannot function without the drug. The packaging for Afrin tells you not to use the drug for more than a few days at a time; the reason for this is that, if used for too long, it actually causes the inner part of the nose to swell up. In essence, using it too much defeats the purpose of decongesting your nose, and makes you constantly reliant on more nasal spray, so that you can breathe. Don’t pick up this habit, unless you want nasal inhalers scattered all over your home, car, and workspace.

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    65 Comments

    1. K sentner on March 14, 2018 3:47 pm

      Doxylamine is not hallucinogenic, despite being a similar drug to diphenhydramine. It only really causes sedation and it’s extremely unlikely to be abused, also unlike diphenhydramne. The only way you could call that stronger than weed is that it makes you sleepier.
      Dimenhydrinate is Diphenhydramine with a quite weak stimulant attached to the molecule. This does not make the drug more euphoric but instead increases the shakiness and risk of seizures which Diphenhydramine can give you to begin with. Unless you consider twitching helplessly on the floor euphoric?
      Tramadol is a combination of an opioid and SSRI. Most opiate users consider it a last resort because it isn’t strong at all and the SSRI makes the risk of seizures quite high when over more than 400 milligrams is taken.
      Kava is used mainly for dream enhancement and as a light stimulant. Unlike most of these drugs, I’ve never abused or used or even researched it. I don’t talk about things I don’t know a thing about (unlike the writer of this article).
      Last but not least, while you are dead on about the addiction risk of oxymetazoline, I can safely say it doesn’t do a damn thing to you mentally except for perhaps the stress when you run out late at night and the rebound congestion comes but there’s no pharmacy open. I can say from personal experience, that is indeed quite rage-inducing….
      Just how little thought went into this article is displayed by saying oxymetazoline isn’t a “particularly strong high.” Never mind the fact that it isn’t a high whatsoever – I thought this was supposed to be about drugs stronger than marijuana?
      While a few of these are indeed very strong hallucinogenics and much stronger than marijuana (LOL at anybody who calls these “not real drugs”. Go take 900 mgs DXM and then try to tell me that) a lot of this is misinformation and garbage and clearly wasn’t researched at all. Did Donald Trump write this article? It has about the same amount of half-truths, outright lies and accidental displays of how full of crap it really is (the “not a particularly strong high” bit) as his spiels do.

    2. Michelle Dwyer on February 9, 2018 4:20 am

      The Royal “I”.

    3. Michelle Dwyer on February 9, 2018 3:59 am

      Just call dyphenhydramine and porn “Joey”…or “Tommy”. Getting back to Coney has never been more exhausting or sexually gratifying. Yes battle porn stars (Lizzies by proxy) all night or until evicted. Can get loud.

    4. Michelle Dwyer on February 9, 2018 3:34 am

      Now I want to sniff some glue. Weird…BTW Larry King don’t wanna go down in the basement.

      Apparently theres somfin down there.

    5. Jayse Aldersea on June 9, 2017 12:40 am

      Sorry, but i dont understand why were comparing all these to marijuana? Barely any of these replicate a proper weed high, and everyone has their own idea of what an ideal high is.
      Ive had battles with heroin, xtc, meth, weed, and alcohol. Im no longer an immediate junkie anymore, ive spent the past of many years drifting between sober and medicated.
      Im on Anti Depressants now for 5 years and have been on and off Xanax and now im comfortable with 2 x diazepam a day as prescribed. These no longer have a high or sedative effect as such due to the tolerance ive built up which is quite ok with my doctor who believes this is lowering my addictive problems and along with the AntiDepressants have somewhat kept me quite stable for most part which allows me to work, study and function normally.
      Now lets not kid ourselves that the urge to have a sneaky dabble after a few wines or whatever doesnt pop up now and then, which it does. Ive found the best way is to just bomb out and sleep the urges off.
      Codeine, Unisom, along with a few drinks isnt ideal but it dulls the serious cravings.
      So if youre after a simple but effective real high, that combo works a treat, especially with low tolerance … if you enjoy weed then that probably is the best alternative to all of the above , although nothing wrong with a glass or two of wine and a sleeping pill, so long as is moderate and not a daily habit.
      Weed doesnt seem to have much of a withdrawal once stopped but i challenge that for daily users who smoke morning noon and night for over25years, theres a mental addiction that needs to be dealt with, but weed is probably the safest in moderate amounts.
      Just be aware of your useage of any of the above and you can stay in control.
      Like i said unfortunately for me i succumbed to addiction so i have a slightly harder journey ahead of me to remain stable and in control. Im getting better , its a hard road to follow.

    6. Daniel Morris on June 8, 2017 6:55 am

      I have been joyously addicted 3 times in my life. I am 57 and now residing in Thailand. (NO drugs available here ON THE PAIN OF DEATH or life-long imprisonment. I like it.) My first addiction was to the lovely pink pills of “Optalidon”. It is an Italian formulation used as a pain killer. It is available only in Italy and is now doctor controlled. I was 16 years old when I discovered that 25 pills were available from any pharmacist for the equivalent of 75 american cents. I spent a year taking 5, and only 5, pills per day. Being high all day made school fun and raised my grades from B+ to A+. I smoked great hash, drank wonderful wine and tripped on REAL acid from Freshman to Senior year–but the euphoric high offered by these pink pills was unique, long lasting and made me smile like a fool. A year in a group of friends staged an intervention, (I had become far more wacky than they were used to.) So I quit. Spent the day in bed and threw up once and then all was grand.
      Flash forward to a severe car crash in the US when I was aprox. 40 to 45 years old. Hospital for two weeks then home with script for 2 Vicodin every 4 hours. Of course that became 1 vicodin in the morning, 1 in the afternoon and the rest maintaining a great high in the evening. I loved them and they were easy to control. When, with no warning, they were cut-off. I missed them but experienced very, very mild withdrawal. A few years later I was depressed and called a friend who knew somebody who could get vicodin in bulk. So I started up again. Maybe it lasted 6 months. Again the easiest possible “withdrawal”.
      I have recently started reading about “all those overdoses”. I have a few questions about the coverage:
      1. How involved is the DEA in spreading these stories? (A couple Presidents have come right out and said “We have lost the war on drugs”.) If I worked at the DEA I would not want my job eliminated, nor would I want to be transferred by Homeland to where we really need coverage–like the immense dock facilities that are wide open to terrorists!
      2. Why is Fentanyl being stuck into the heroin supply? Even the most ignorant drug dealer knows a dead junkie does not buy product!!
      3. Why, since Alcohol kills and maims many more people directly and indirectly per year does no story produce graphs or pie charts, or just plain numbers, to let people know that drugs are not the demon we make them out to be.
      I do not recommend taking heroin or a version of cocaine. They are both highly addictive and will control you. But everything else: research, beware the seller and enjoy!!!

    7. Adi on May 15, 2017 2:58 am

      Kratom is not addictive, instead of herb that help for many people. We are direct vendor from Indonesia that supply big vendor in USA, have report from our countless customers that kratom is helpful and not addictive. They clean from heroin, drugs, alcohol because of kratom and our guide.

    8. Barry Rand on April 25, 2017 12:53 am

      I take Tramadol for my back pain and its pretty good painkiller. But I have never even gotten a slight buzz from it–maybe in a large dose i.e. 25 of the 50mg pills? one would get a buzz. I noted that someone had taken 24 tablets and “walking nightmare”. That has happened to me on even low dose–I took 500 mg of Tylenol and another drug back a few weeks ago (gabapeniten — back spasms) at 10p and I couldn’t go to sleep until about 5am..just made me a zombie…
      I used to take 7.5 mg of Vicoden in combo with 200mg of ibuprofen–I only got loopy about the first 3 times I took these (3 per day for back pain)….then nothing–just like taking a plain ibuprofen. But one side effect of Vicoden even in my small dose tabs was CONSTIPATION BIG TIME…it was awful. I now see on TV a product which will keep that from happening but I am not going back to Vicoden unless I have to — the Tramadol is fine.

    9. Shagrimm on April 1, 2017 1:10 am

      I know theyre not actually medicine, but a slightly reworked title couldve allowed them in. Nutmeg and morning glory seeds absolutely NEED to be on this list, particularly since the list is full of blown out of proportion nonesense saying you’ll get more high than on pot. Has the author actually DONE any of these “drugs”, let alone marijuana? If so, even worse, because then Its just (mostly) intentional, bold faced lies.

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    11. best kratom vendor on February 5, 2017 11:53 am

      Kratom not addictive, instead of herb that help for many people. We are direct vendor from indonesia that supply big vendor in USA, have report from our countless customers that kratom is helpful and not addictive. They clean from heroin, drugs, alcohol because of kratom and our guide.

      • Jagson on April 12, 2017 7:59 am

        Bless you man! Kratom is wonderful!

        • Dave on May 9, 2017 1:37 pm

          If kratom is not addictive how come I basicly spent around 1000 dollars going to my local store buying expensive extractacts that would want me craving it all day every day for about 2 years. He’ll I still crave into this day. Although I do agree it is a wonderful herb. To bad they couldn’t make it into a prescription that could be sold. Anyways that’s my 2 cents. God bless all of u

    12. Hazel on January 31, 2017 12:56 am

      just a warning if you plan on taking Tramadol your body builds a resistance to it. I used to only need one or two to feel good but now it takes 7+ still works though.

    13. T lynn on December 23, 2016 3:14 pm

      TO- Lazlo Morphine
      Given the fact your title is Lazlo Morphine says enough, add to that you googled enough to land on this post ..how ironic Lazlo morphine……

      First – you insult anyone who had the unfortune experience to become addicted and loose everything, kinda like if your doped up mother well..family lost everything …Boohoo comment applies to them as well and most likely you Lazlo Morphine…..

      Secondly -crying like babies not knowing when enough is enough?? It was because some accident be folded them and the doctors of this great states…insert sarcasm… Gave them the drug after don’t unfortunate injury or illness, it wasn’t until then for 80% that there body craved the drug….not them…if you read up…(books) you will see an addiction is not of ones desire, goal, it is your body wanting something so bad you loose your chemical balance, then you fear the systems of withdraw….its not a choice..

      Thirdly- ms Morphine…

      Blame on everyone else blame yourself comment….start at the top…

      Before you go saying a bunch of sh*t you know nothing about …. MS MORPHINE WHO FELL ON THIS SITE….
      go search some other sites to offend with your limited knowledge such as …..

      How to help my mother and family overcome addiction ….or how to apply my time to things that can make a difference instead of being bitter because your an addicted and have no pills…

      Find a purpose instead of being a I’ll informed, bitter, “lady” insert sarcasm…

      Best of luck to your family I certainly hope they have others to turn to or reach out to for help.

      God bless

    14. Lazlo Morphine on December 13, 2016 5:08 pm

      The amount of sheer & reckless ignorance in this article is, frankly, alarming.
      First, and least importantly, not but maybe 3 of these drugs have any effect on DOPAMINE….no dopamine mechanism = No “high”.
      Second, you included Benadryl twice….why??
      Thirdly, if someone tried hard enough they could MAYBE get “high” on about 1/2 of these substances you listed; Ether, DXM, Tramadol, Benzedrex, & Kratom.
      The other 5 drugs you so recklessly included are much more likely to end someone up in the fucking hospital than a rehab, dipshit!
      Just because something is sold OTC doesn’t make it safe, in fact, many OTC drugs, if abused, are even more dangerous than many Rx & even Illegal Narcotics!!
      Even more ridiculously asinine is that you’d have the gall to compare ANY of these substances to Pot…LOL!
      I’m not for legalization because of how many stupid morons already exist on this planet….but saying that ANYTHING on this page will get you anywhere near as “high” as Marijuana is absolutely absurd.

      Lastly if you’re looking to get “high” OTC, either grow a pair & drink booze like normal people, find a nice drug-dealer, or take some time to reflect & Straighten out your priorities.
      The only people who should be taking drugs are people who actually NEED them to be productive citizens. Narcotics or not.

      P.S.: Afrin; My mom & Brother are both addicted to this, hopelessly….my brother kicked it when he joined the USMC, but i’m afraid Mom is stuck for the long haul. I ASSURE you, Afrin has absolutely ZERO action on the central nervous system, besides constricting blood vessels in the respritory & cardiovascular system.
      If you think that is a “high” you clearly are amazingly susceptible to the placebo effect, or maybe just had a mini-stroke!

      P.S.S: You got addicted to drugs & lost everything??
      BooHoooHoo!! Help yourselves people …Sorry I’m just so tired…every channel on T.V. people crying like babies because they don’t know when enough is enough.
      Get over yourselves people…drug addiction has literally been around for eons, nobody cares about your perceived “struggles”, so don’t blame dope & doctors, blame yourselves for being morons.
      Carry on!

      • ASSHOLE on December 18, 2016 12:34 pm

        Being so upset over someone’s ill-researched information isn’t a problem HE or SHE might have. Although I agree with some of what you’re saying, I think you’re bright enough to understand whose problem it truly is. Good luck.

      • Shelley on February 7, 2018 10:59 am

        Thank you. I have had it with people who choose to abuse drugs, then whine about it. Every situation you find yourself in is the result of your own choice and action. No drug made you take it, and take it irresponsibly, and no drug made you do anything you weren’t capable of doing already. Stop blaming drugs for your failings. And our society needs to stop telling people they are powerless over drugs, because that is a lie, designed to make money with the rehab racket, and they need to stop blaming all of societal ills on drugs and drug users. This is such a whiny, blamey land.

        • Jesse on June 12, 2018 2:45 pm

          Bravo!!!!!

    15. ss on October 17, 2016 9:23 am

      You forgot good ol Whip-it’s man!!! Head rushes and ice cream bro…. Head rushes and ice cream…

    16. BhatMahn on October 7, 2016 7:50 pm

      Which parts are inaccurate?

    17. jordan erickson on July 26, 2016 11:00 pm

      Kratom is not addictive. It was banned in its native country because it is not addictive like heroin and it was affecting the sales of heroin because people were using kratom so they wouldn’t be addicted to opiates.

      • ss on October 17, 2016 9:16 am

        Actually it’s addictive. I started using it after I broke my arm snowboarding last winter, and flushed my pain meds because I didn’t want to get addicted to those…. I also have really bad anxiety, and panic attacks and kratom helped me immensely with that as well… Withdrawals from it wasn’t bad, however I was addicted to the way it made me feel, and the headshop I bought it from was on my route home from school, and I kept telling myself eh, why not… Problem is it’s not covered under health insurance, and it’s expensive as shit, like 10 bucks a pill… Wtf…. So basically it’s the same as smoking cigarettes, but 10x more expensive, and less harmful??? Hmm who knows, it’s sold in a headshop, and gas stations…. Just like cigarettes… Sooooo….. Idk….

    18. 100 on May 29, 2016 3:52 pm

      Kava causes fatal liver failure, Tramadol is now scheduled alongside Amphetamine and Heroin in many countries,,most of the others are poisonous in moderate quantities and few if any produce a recreational “high”
      Im surprised the author didnt include sniffing glue, given the dubious and dangerous nature of this list.

      • Eva on September 19, 2017 9:36 am

        Kava does NOT cause fatal liver failure. The complete information is that a government study with Kava was carried out on 13 men, 12 of whom already suffered from very serious liver damage. SIGH.

    19. mickrrrrussom on April 26, 2016 4:52 am

      Some of these are carcinogenic and teratogenic

    20. Teresa on February 6, 2016 2:08 pm

      Todd,your killing me..all you said is absolutely correct but the last sentence was so funny

    21. purphazegirl on January 13, 2016 2:41 pm

      i just want something to get high off of thats safeish so i can just trip out till i get weed

      • Anonymous on January 16, 2016 4:39 am

        Me too ;(

        I’d much rather smoke weed but too hard to get

      • Jaime Beckner on March 7, 2017 12:27 am

        Meds work differently for different people. It just has to do with your bodies chemistry. All meds have side effects, you just may or may not experience them.
        For those of you that are just looking for your next fix because you can’t get any weed, I’m so sorry that this is your life. Be blessed. Find peace and seek help.

    22. Tochi on December 22, 2015 12:21 pm

      For sure recently one American woman who stay in Japan as business was arrested because of received tramadol(?) from her parents in US.
      Smoking weed has been heavy crime in Japan since GHQ commanding it being banned.
      What a stupid country ever.
      Weed had been medication here at old era.
      If it is legal now,Suicide rate would be decrease exactly.

    23. Todd on September 25, 2015 10:30 am

      I got in a motorcycle wreck about 10 years ago. It almost crippled me. I was prescribed percoset for years to deal with the pain. I got hooked. I decided to quit taking it but couldn’t deal with the pain. Someone recommended Kratom to me as a substitute. It worked wonders. Its absolutely not addictive by any means and it isn’t that expensive. It is a stimulant but that depends on the strain that you buy. If you had researched it before you bought it, which any normal person should do, you would have realized it’s benefits. I only take it when necessary and when I don’t I don’t crave it. The reason many things are illegal is misinformation, which you happen to be spreading. Most governments spread misinformation and make things illegal because of lobbyist for pharmaceutical companies that make billions of dollars. If we used natural methods to cure our ills then they wouldn’t get paid. It is due to everyone’s ignorance that this goes on and you get charged outrageous medical bills. High blood pressure can be fixed with cinnamon and allergies can be relieved with local honey. Instead you go to your doctor which is also getting kickbacks from these drug companies. Next you make a list or bash a remedy you have never tried, remember that maurijauna was made illegal because it “Made white women want to sleep with black men”.

    24. Sophia UK on September 13, 2015 3:55 am

      *hinx* – needs to turn off his/her caps lock, then use a dictionary to learn how to spell, before commenting on any thread.

      Tramadol is totally safe and effective, in the correct dosage, if used for pain (I am prescribed 8 x 50mg, Tramadol a day along with 2 x 75mg, Pregabalin, for damaged nerves in my stomach and bowel).

      *hinx* is just being melodramatic. If medication does not agree with you – stop taking it, and ask your dentist/doctor for an alternative. Trust me, if you think you are going to die, you will KNOW about it – and it is not pleasant!

      Tramadol is only available on prescription in the UK – not over the counter.

    25. Jane D. on August 28, 2015 11:39 pm

      lol don’t smoke weed. and don’t trust what you hear on the internet. wow paradox created. 😉

    26. Peter on August 26, 2015 1:17 pm

      What a pathetically inaccurate article. Painful to read.

    27. Sojourn on April 12, 2015 10:55 am

      Look, I hate to nitpick, but I have medicinal marijuana for pain management and severe PTSD. When I briefly lived in a state that does not recognize my medicine as medicine, I was talked into buying very strong, very expensive Kratom. “Higher than marijuana”? You’ve got to be KIDDING ME; it does NOTHING for pain management, and it’s a STIMULANT! Come on, guys! Wikipedia isn’t THAT hard to use! D:

    28. hinx on February 26, 2015 12:43 pm

      THE ONLY REASON IM ON THIS SITE IS TO FIGURE OUT WHY THE 50MG TRAMADOL I WAS PRESCRIBED AFTER MY DENTAL SURGERY GOT ME SO DIZZY AND MADE ME SICK BEFORE I COULD REACH THE TOILET SEAT. DONT TAKE THIS STUFF. IT’S NASTY AND I SO PISCES I WAS PRESCRIBED A DOSE THAT MADE ME FEEL LIKE I WAS GOING TO DIE. THIS STUFF IS NOT A JOKE. IF YOU ARE ABUSING THIS MEDICINE YOU NEED TO REEVALUATE YOUR LIFE CHOICES. PLEASE RESPECT YOURSELF. RESPECT YOUR BODIES. PEACE.

    29. Salty Pepper on February 7, 2015 10:53 pm

      these guys obviously aren’t smoking good weed

      • swooopp on April 30, 2018 9:12 am

        HAHAHAHHAHA

    30. Peanut Jelly on September 16, 2014 2:33 pm

      Your information on Kratom is wrong. It is only addictive if you use it in large daily quantities for years at a time. And if you do become addicted, the effects for kicking it are mild and short. And it was NOT banned for abuse. It was banned because it caused a HUGE cut in the tax revenue from opium distribution. The Thailand board of Narcotics actually WANT it legal as they say it is not a problem, doesn’t cause abuse and adverse effects and was only made illegal for economic reasons. That’s the country’s own drug board saying that. Quit making stuff up, please.

      • Shelley on February 7, 2018 10:38 am

        Thank you. There is a campaign under way to demonize Kratom by the pharmaceutical companies, and they are being aided by the DEA (payoffs?), because it has the potential to cut into their opiate profits, and also because they want to make a drug out of the active chemical component in Kratom. Just this morning CBS Morning News did a misleading and fear mongering report about it. The pharmaceutical companies have so much money and power in this country where capitalism has run amok. Kratom is a wonderful herb for treating arthritis and muscle pain and is very useful for helping people withdraw from opiates. It’s simply evil to lie like they are doing to keep a healing herb from people in need, all to hoard more money for themselves. This is a sick country..

    31. coty on September 11, 2014 8:10 pm

      marijiuana cures everything lol screw pills guys! smoke weed even with a head ache or stomach ache from hell dont say im wrong till you try it lol weed would cure the world brooo’s!

      • eric on August 18, 2015 5:07 am

        Ight the next time you get a toothache, let’s see what good weed does…. Good luck 😉 just saying it doesn’t cure everything and I’m a user I’d rather have weed then asthma inhalers mainly because they are giving me heart problems
        ..
        So I don’t bash weed but I’ll agree we need weed and much more!

      • Pg on January 17, 2016 11:25 pm

        Im a living testamony to that my brother weed weed weed…

      • Jill on June 21, 2017 2:02 am

        Love wax not weed anymore lol 96% thc is the bomb

      • Anonymous on March 10, 2018 10:44 am

        I’m a nurse who used to work in hospice. While we couldn’t “legally” suggest it- we knew the best thing for our patients who were passing and having nausea would be to smoke pot. We’d kind of hint around until the point was across—if we felt we could trust that family.
        I can’t recall the name offhand- but there was even a pill that was basically oral cannabis (without the high) that docs would prescribe. It just wasn’t as effective as actual marijuana.

    32. darvon30 on July 18, 2014 8:40 pm

      why does almost everyone ive seen on any forum bash every drug no matter what it is? ive seen people bash oxygen!! sometimes in life some people need these things cause “they” think it will help. the only thing that sets aside a prescription drug from an over the counter drug is mostly a good feeling or high. hemp is 100% legal where ever i go, however marijuana isnt because of the buzz. if marijuana had never become illegal who knows what we would have for meds. or if wed even have pharma at all. thanks britain.

    33. JAson brown on December 4, 2013 8:28 pm

      Get some posin ivy and spry it down with rouch spay and shove it way up your butthole and you will trip

      • cute on June 30, 2017 8:35 am

        hahaahahahahah goood one

    34. Ehab on December 1, 2013 6:41 am

      I need to find a over the counter drug that is a good substitute for cannabis because cannabis is illegal in most parts of the world.

      • Cheryll on March 13, 2017 6:35 am

        Dude look for Ethylchloride/nitrous oxide. Ethylchloride is a skin anaesthesia for prompt relief of pain but when u inhale that stuff you cant stop laughing haha its called Laughing gas for a reason

    35. Johnny on October 29, 2013 11:57 pm

      Dimenhydrinate is just a combination of diphenhydramine and 8-Chlorotheophylline, which is in the same chemical-family as caffeine. On that note, doxylamine is very similar to diphenhydramine as well, as they both share similar effects due to their similar structure (with doxylamine being the stronger of the two). Also, Oxymetazoline is not addictive, and is has stimulant-like properties, not hallucinogenic properties. Lastly, I don’t know why pseudoephedrine and levomethamphetamine (found in Vick’s Inhalers), as they are significantly easier to get than diethyl ether.

    36. jason stone on April 27, 2013 4:23 am

      while nasal spray could be addictive..i’ve been a Vick’s nasal spray user for all of my adult life..i use it only when i get nasal congestion and only for sleeping at night..i’ve taken it as long as needed until my nose cleared up and then i stopped..i never had a problem with feeling like i needed it unless i had a sinus infection or something similar..i’m not doubting that it could be..but i’ve never had a problem using it as intended, even for longer than a few days as directed not to, and being able to stop with no problems at all.

      • Pat on February 23, 2018 2:31 am

        Stadol is a nasal spray that you can get Rx if you are throwing up with migraines. It is so wonderful to have than go to the ER and get treated like a drug seeker. Is it a narcotic but after 45 yrs of ER visits and getting treated badly, I have stadol so I don’t have to go to ER. It will make you drowsy and only one spray in each nostril. It is terrible to taste but better than having three days of a painful migraine and then have to put up with an ER doctor’s attitude. hope this helps

    37. toad3527 on April 26, 2013 11:13 pm

      the last comment regarding Kratom is not accurate. It was not banned because of abuse of the plant. it was banned cause it competed with opium. The Government didn’t want that.

      • Brad on February 5, 2018 1:12 pm

        That is true: the government banned Kratom because it was used as a safer alternative to opium, and it was interfering with their profit margin.

    38. Codiekitty on April 25, 2013 11:54 pm

      No Mucinex? Man, the only time I ever took that stuff, all it did was make me high as a kite.

      • Bradster223 on January 28, 2017 2:44 am

        Mucinex is just the same as robotussin

    39. Colbjourn on April 25, 2013 7:19 pm

      Diphenhydramine is absolutely awful. Took 24 Benadryl more than once in my younger days and it’s like a waking nightmare, I wouldn’t recommend it to my worst enemy.

      • Chris Myers on December 11, 2016 11:58 pm

        24 thats absurd try 3 or 4 for a good time

        • Duncan on February 23, 2017 11:11 pm

          Took the same dose, would definitely not call it a walking nightmare. But yeah it was not worth it at all, just got too tired and sick.

    40. Martin Fierro on April 25, 2013 12:48 pm

      the truth about kava. Kava causes numbness. it numbs your muscles and nothing more. You would have to drink gallons of the stuff to make you start loosing feeling. Kava does not cause hallucinations, or euphoria. So a heads up to all you recreational drug abusers: Don’t waste your money (its Farley cheap). It does cause a sense of relaxation, again do to numbness. like all things problems arise from excess consumption. In Tonga a kava circle is called a Faikava. At the Faikava people drink lots of kava and never get inebriated.

      • cupsie on November 4, 2016 10:55 am

        I didn’t know that meds can be addicting

      • Shagrimm on April 1, 2017 1:03 am

        Speak for yourself. While I agree it is not a great drug, CERTAINLY not as enjoyable or intoxicating as even rather weak marijuana (as is true for almost everything on this list), it can cause mild euphoria, relaxation, and music enhancement. Especially when combined with alcohol or marijuana. But, it’s not amazing. It can actually make you unpleasantly nauseous for a good 3rd to half of a day (depending on dose). Marijuana cures this, mostly. And no, it isnt a placebo. Look it up for yourself on erowid.com

      • Donovan on March 3, 2018 10:54 pm

        I’m not sure how much experience you have with kava but that’s completely inaccurate
        Kava can cause moderately high levels of euphoria and inebriation I do it every night

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