Poppers are typically in small, squat bottles made of opaque glass or plastic, often with brightly colored labels. These bottles usually hold 10 to 30 milliliters of liquid, sealed with screw-top lids. Labels often feature bold fonts and vibrant graphics, sometimes including warning symbols or usage instructions, ensuring safe handling.
Valium, used to treat anxiety and muscle spasms, is known as diazepam. It appears as small, round, or oval tablets in white, yellow, or blue, differing by dosage and manufacturer. Tablets often feature a scored line for splitting and may have imprints for identification.
Temazepam is often in capsule form, varying by manufacturer with colors like white, yellow, or blue. Capsules are small, shiny, and have identifying imprints. This differentiation aids in recognizing brands and dosages, ensuring correct use and preventing misuse.
Xanax, commonly used to treat anxiety and panic disorders, appears in various forms. Typically, Xanax tablets are small and either oval or elliptical. They come in different colors based on dosage: 0.25 mg is white, 0.5 mg is peach, 1 mg is blue, and 2 mg is white, yellow, or green. These tablets often include identifying imprints to differentiate them from other medications.
Lice are tiny, wingless parasitic insects feeding on human blood. They are about 2-3 millimeters long, similar to a sesame seed. Lice have elongated, flattened bodies in tan to grayish-white colors, with six legs equipped with claws for gripping hair. Eggs, or nits, are oval, 0.8 millimeters long, and stick to hair near the scalp.
