Lipstick as a Defense Weapon: What Drugs Are Used?

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The discussion centers on the use of drugs, particularly chloral hydrate, mixed into lipstick as a potential defense weapon in street situations. Participants are curious about other drugs that might be used in this manner, speculating that sedative-hypnotic nonbarbiturates could be involved. There is skepticism regarding the practicality and safety of such practices, with concerns raised about the risk of self-poisoning and the chemical implications of using "hypnotic" substances in cosmetics. The conversation highlights a need for more information and clarification on the topic.
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Some people use drugs combined in lipstick as a defense weapon in the streets.

One of the drugs used is chloral hydrate.

Does anyone else know what the other drugs are that are used in the lipstick for defense ?

They may be some of the sedative-hypnotic nonbarbituates but I am not sure.

Please let me know.
 
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heeryee said:
Some people use drugs combined in lipstick as a defense weapon in the streets.

One of the drugs used is chloral hydrate.

Does anyone else know what the other drugs are that are used in the lipstick for defense ?

They may be some of the sedative-hypnotic nonbarbituates but I am not sure.

Please let me know.

I have never heard of this, please provide a link as to what you are referring to. The first thing that strikes me is how the wearer would avoid poisoning themselves, and I have no idea what you mean by "hypnotic" considering we are talking about chemistry.
 

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