Description
Shape/Color: Round Milky White Pills
Note: The picture does NOT show the bottle it comes in. The pills were taken from the original 500 pill product bottle and put in a smaller bottle of the same type.
Methaqualone is a barbiturate-like (Quinazolinone) sedative and hypnotic medication and a popular recreational drug in the U.S. from the 1960s until the 1980s after which it was banned worldwide.
Sold under the brand names Quaalude and Mandrax among others.
Methaqualone is the infamous drug depicted in the ‘Wolf of Wall Street’.
What to expect?
Dream-like sedation, floatyness, jelly-knees, intense rushes of euphoria, increased sociability, increased libido.
Some shakiness is common with recreational doses, so please remember to NOT DRIVE!
Dosage:
Light 150 mg
Common 300 mg
Strong 500 mg
Heavy 600+ mg
Duration:
5 – 8 Hours
Beginning of effects:
1.5 – 2.5 Hours
Half-Life :
20 – 60 Hours
CAUTION! PLEASE READ:
There is a reason why Quaaludes were quickly banned worldwide, and that is due to the danger of overdose.
Unlike benzos that if overdosed you just fall asleep or blackout, quaaludes just like barbiturates cause convulsions and even death.
When taking methaqualone, stick to the dosing protocol, be patient for the effects to take place (especially more so if you take them on a full stomach) and DO NOT MIX with other depressants under any circumstance! (Benzodiazepines, Alcohol, Opiates, GHB, Ketamine, etc.)
It’s always a good idea to keep a STIMULANT at hand (cocaine, speed, caffeine powder) in case of an overdose, as this will, like in the movie, alleviate the side effects.
