Medications used for pain relief, but highly addictive when misused. Overuse can lead to drowsiness, respiratory failure, coma, and overdose, especially when combined with other substances like alcohol.

A potent hallucinogenic drug that distorts reality, causing hallucinations and altered perceptions. It can trigger severe anxiety, paranoia, and long-term psychological disorders like psychosis.

A rolled cigarette containing cannabis, which alters perception and impairs memory. While some argue its medical benefits, frequent use can lead to mental health issues, dependency, and impaired motor skills.

A powerful opioid that slows down brain function and creates intense euphoria, leading to rapid addiction. It causes respiratory failure, collapsed veins, and an extremely high risk of overdose and death.

A synthetic drug known for its stimulant and hallucinogenic effects, often used at parties. It can cause dehydration, high blood pressure, organ failure, and long-term memory problems. Overdose can be fatal.

A dangerous and highly addictive form of methamphetamine that causes extreme energy, hallucinations, and violent behavior. Long-term use leads to severe weight loss, tooth decay ("meth mouth"), and irreversible brain damage.

A highly addictive stimulant drug that increases energy and alertness but can cause severe heart problems, paranoia, and long-term brain damage. Prolonged use may lead to overdose and death.