Designer drugs.

Designer drugs are synthetic analogs of substances with known psychoactive properties. These analogs are dangerous due to their direct pharmacological effects and the presence of toxic by-products that occur during synthesis. Three groups of designer drugs are reviewed (fentanyl, meperidine, and methamphetamine analogs), and their psychoactive effects and clinical presentations are described.

Keywords

Humans, Designer Drugs

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