What is GHB? some Tips for safer use GHB
What is GHB? G is the name given to the drugs GHB (gamma hydroxybutyrate) and GBL (gamma butyrolactone). Other names include G, Gina, Liquid E and Liquid ecstasy. GHB is an odourless, oily liquid, with a slightly salty taste, usually sold in small bottles or capsules. The effects usually occur within 15-20 minutes and last up to 3-4 hours. GBL is a liquid with a chemical smell and taste. GBL is a precursor to GHB, which means that it is converted to GHB inside your body after swallowing. It has a faster onset of action than GHB, and is often more potent – so a smaller dose is required to have the same effect. G is usually swallowed in its liquid form, often mixed with water or a soft drink. Never mix G with alcohol as these 2 substances interact and can lead to death. Less often it is snorted or inhaled. Injecting G is dangerous. What are the risks? It is easy to overdose on G, as there is not much difference (less than one millilitre) b...