K-Hole Atlas · (RS)-2-(2-chlorophenyl)-2-(methylamino)cyclohexan-1-one · compiled 18 Oct 2026
An anaesthetic that leaves the lights on. It is on the WHO list of essential medicines, in a nasal spray for depression, on dance floors since the 1990s, and in a growing number of bladder clinics. Mapped claim by claim, and every claim is tagged with how much we actually know and whether it was measured or remembered by someone on their way back.
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Ketamine knowledge comes in very different grades. A plasma level measured in an operating theatre and a sentence from someone describing the K-hole do not deserve the same font. Every claim carries two tags: how strong the evidence is, and whether it comes from people describing their own experience. Press a tile to switch that kind of claim off across the whole page.
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