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PCP and its analogues are potent dissociatives with significant risk of psychosis, violent behavior, and overdose. Effects are highly unpredictable and dose-sensitive.
PCP is a potent dissociative with significant risks including psychosis, mania, violent behavior, seizures, and long-lasting cognitive impairment. PCP has a notably higher risk of inducing psychotic states compared to other dissociatives. Overdose can be life-threatening.
ROA
Light
Common
Strong
Heavy
Oral
BA 50-90%
3-5mg
5-10mg
10-15mg
15mg+
Smoked
BA ~70%
2-4mg
4-8mg
8-12mg
12mg+
Insufflated
BA ~70%
2-4mg
4-8mg
8-15mg
15mg+
Light
Common
Strong
Heavy
ROA
Onset
Comeup
Peak
Offset
After Effects
Total
Oral
30-90 min
0.7-2 hrs
2-3 hrs
1-2 hrs
4-48 hrs
4-6 hrs
Smoked
1-4 min
15-30 min
2-4 hrs
2-3 hrs
24-48 hrs
4-6 hrs
Insufflated
6-30 min
30-90 min
2-3 hrs
1-2 hrs
4-48 hrs
4-6 hrs
Scores (1–10) curated from multiple sources:
Effect keyword matching from PsychonautWiki catalog
Validated against 104 Erowid trip reports
Weighted by importance: core (×3), major (×2), minor (×1)
Full methodology
Psychedelic
8.4
Intense
8/10
Strong visuals and auditory effects with moderate headspace, mild body load
external hallucinations
internal hallucinations
environmental cubism
environmental orbism
scenery slicing
perspective distortions
+1 more
conceptual thinking
delusions
perspective distortions
time distortion
auditory distortion
auditory hallucinations
auditory suppression
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Body Load / Somatic Effects
×1
4
?
nausea
Dissociative
6.9
Strong+
7/10
Strong dissociative depth, mania, motor impairment, and insight
Dissociative Depth
×3
10
?
depersonalization
derealization
consciousness disconnection
tactile disconnection
physical disconnection
visual disconnection
+4 more
⚠
Mania / Compulsion
×1
10
?
mania
compulsive redosing
delusions
thought acceleration
disinhibition
stimulation
+1 more
Insight / Novel Thought
×2
9
?
conceptual thinking
analysis enhancement
creativity enhancement
immersion enhancement
perspective distortions
⚠
Motor / Sensory Impairment
×1
10
?
motor control loss
tactile disconnection
physical disconnection
tactile suppression
numbness
visual disconnection
+1 more
Tolerance
Build-up
develops with repeated use over days to weeks
Reset
2–4 weeks for noticeable reduction
Tolerance Decay
Full tolerance
3d
Half tolerance
7d
Baseline
~21d
Rapid tolerance develops with repeated exposure and partially generalizes across NMDA-antagonist dissociatives. Anecdotal and clinical observations suggest tolerance recedes substantially over 2–4 weeks of abstinence; prolonged heavy use may leave residual cognitive changes beyond simple tolerance. Data quality is limited and varies by compound and route.
Effects
Erowid
Bluelight
Aggregated from
104 Erowid and
28 Bluelight
experience reports
Positive Effects 48
Euphoria
24.2%
89%
Music Enhancement
21.2%
86%
Stimulation
18.9%
82%
Contentment
17.9%
82%
Closed-Eye Visuals
15.9%
81%
Color Enhancement
15.9%
82%
Body High
13.6%
83%
Tactile Enhancement
13.5%
70%
Focus Enhancement
12.1%
80%
Pain Suppression
10.7%
80%
Geometric Imagery
10.7%
78%
Environmental Transfiguration
10.7%
78%
Empathogenic Connection
10.7%
78%
Sociability Enhancement
10.7%
83%
Libido Enhancement
10.7%
82%
Empathy
10.6%
82%
Introspection
8.3%
84%
Ego Inflation
7.1%
82%
Surface Breathing
7.1%
80%
Emotional Openness
7.1%
85%
Adverse Effects 50
Anxiety
39.4%
80%
Confusion
30.3%
88%
Auditory Effects
22.8%
80%
Depersonalization
21.4%
84%
Amnesia
17.9%
83%
Heaviness
17.9%
81%
Fear
17.9%
88%
Motor Impairment
15.9%
82%
Delusion
14.3%
85%
Paranoia
10.7%
87%
Ataxia
10.7%
85%
Vomiting
10.7%
83%
Tremor
10.7%
78%
Dysphoria
10.7%
83%
Panic
10.7%
90%
Nausea
9.1%
84%
Sweating
8.3%
81%
Psychosis
7.7%
70%
Open-Eye Visuals
7.6%
50%
Body Temperature Change
7.1%
75%
Combinations
TripSit
2c-T-X
5-Meo-Xxt
Amt
Dextromethorphan
Ghb / Gbl
Maois
Tramadol
Alcohol
Amphetamines
Benzodiazepines
Cocaine
Dox
Mdma
Ssris
Caffeine
Mxe
Opioids
2c-X
Cannabis
Dmt
Ketamine
Lsd
Mescaline
Mushrooms
Nbomes
Nitrous
Dangerous
Unsafe
Caution
Synergy
Decrease
No Synergy