Schedule 4
This drug is prescribed to help people cope with alcohol withdrawals.
Librium
This drug has recently been approved in small doses for treatment of depression.
Ketamine
This medication is commonly used as medication-assisted treatment for opiate users.
Methadone
This drug is most commonly associated with raves and other music festivals.
Ecstasy
This benzodiazepine is used to treat anxiety, seizures, and blood pressure.
Klonopin
This opiate is commonly prescribed as a part of cough syrup.
Codeine
This is a concentrated version of a plant in South America; tribes chewed on these leaves as a mild stimulant while hunting.
Cocaine
These hallucinogenic were recently decriminalized in Denver, CO.
Mushrooms
This popular drug is commonly prescribed for anxiety management.
Xanax
This prescription drug is a natural hormone found in greater concentrations in men than in women.
Testosterone
This schedule 2 substance is commonly used for pain management in hospitals.
Morphine
Peyote
This benzodiazepine is prescribed as a longer-lasting, less potent alternative to Xanax.
Ativan
This partial blocker/partial activator is used for medication-assisted treatment of opiates.
Suboxone
Schedule 2 drugs in this class are often prescribed to treat poor concentration and hyperactivity.
Amphetamines
This opioid was originally marketed in the early 1900s as a less addictive alternative to morphine.
Heroin
Rosie O‘Donnell famously got in trouble for making racist comments while under the influence of this schedule 4 drug.
Ambien
These drugs are outlawed in professional sports as performance enhancers.
Steroids/Anabolic Steroids
This potent opioid has recently become a focus of the opioid epidemic in the United States.
Fentanyl
This drug is now recognized in 33 states as having medicinal value despite being classified as a schedule 1 drug.
Cannabis/Marijuana