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Antidepressants are drugs used to treat major depressive disorder and related conditions such as anxiety disorders and OCD.

Benzodiazepines are GABA(A)-acting drugs whose effects can include sedation, hypnosis, anxiety reduction, anticonvulsion, and muscle relaxation.

Depressants are substances that reduce arousal or stimulation, slowing mental and physical functions.

Dissociatives are hallucinogens that reduce or block signals to the conscious mind, producing detachment from reality and dream-like states.

Deliriants are hallucinogens whose visuals can be difficult to distinguish from reality and that are associated with negative physical effects.

Dissociatives are hallucinogens that reduce or block signals to the conscious mind, producing detachment from reality and dream-like states.

Hallucinogens are a broad group associated with visual effects that can include psychedelics, dissociatives, and deliriants.

Opioids are depressant analgesics derived from or chemically similar to substances from the opium poppy, including natural and synthetic compounds.

Opioids are depressant analgesics derived from or chemically similar to substances from the opium poppy, including natural and synthetic compounds.

Psychedelics are psychoactive compounds whose primary effects alter perception and can produce altered states of consciousness and visual or tactile effects.

Research chemical is a term for chemicals that have not been well researched and do not have an established long-term safety profile.

Stimulants are substances that temporarily improve mental or physical functions by increasing central nervous system activity.

Stimulants are substances that temporarily improve mental or physical functions by increasing central nervous system activity.