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Brand Name: Rohypnol

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The scientific name for this drug is Flunitrazepam (C₁₆H₁₂FN₃O₃).
It is classified as a Benzodiazepine, a Club Drug, and a Date-Rape Drug.
Description: Rohypnol is a powerful sedative that depresses the central nervous system. It is commonly used with alcoholic beverages to get adverse effects. It is used in clubs, by dancers, for its stimulation. Since it is a small white tablet with no taste or odor when dissolved in a drink, the drug is commonly mixed into drinks to cause the user to have no memory of the events after the consumption. The drug can be taken as a pill, dissolved into a drink, or snorted.

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It is sometimes taken to better a heroin high, or to ease the experience of coming down from a cocaine or crack high. If used with alcohol, Rohypnol produces disinhibition and amnesia. It is also put into other's drinks so they lose memory of the rape that comes after the consumption. The drug creates a sleepy, relaxed, and drunk feeling that lasts 2 to 8 hours. Rohypnol is also very commonly used in suicide.

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-Reduced sleep quality -> and since the drug gives sleepy effects, users may take more to sleep leading to an overdose.
-Sedation
-Complete loss of memory
-Blackouts
-Nausea
-Difficulty with motor movements
-Impairment of balance/speech
-Respiratory depression
-Coma
-Death
-Withdraw symptoms
-Toxicity
-Can produce physical and psychological dependence
-If taken during pregnancy, it may cause hypotonia (floppy baby).

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Though Rohypnol is illegal in the United States, it is still legal in other countries due to its medical use. The drug is used to treat insomnia. Due to its sleepy effects, it is also used to begin anesthesia.

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Book: Ahnefeld, Friedrich Wilhelm. Rohypnol (Flunitrazepam): Pharmakologische Grundlagen, Klinische Anwendung. Vol. 17. Berlin: Springer-Verlag, 1978. Print. Klinische Anästhesiologie Und Intensivtherapie.
Database: "Rohypnol." Partnership for Drug-Free Kids - Where Families Find Answers. SAG-AFTRA, n.d. Web. 17 May 2017.
Credible Source: "Rohypnol: Effects, Hazards & Methods of Abuse." Drugs.com. Drugs.com, n.d. Web. 17 May 2017.