Deliriant
Overview
Deliriants are a subclass of hallucinogens. They display a unique property in that they easily produce solid hallucinations which integrate seamlessly into waking consciousness, similar to fully formed dreams or delusions. In contrast, classical psychedelics and dissociatives have progressive levels of multiple all-encompassing sensory effects before reaching the level of concrete hallucination. PW
Drugs in this class on intoxicant.wiki
Every page on this site that a cited source puts in this class: 22 pages. A drug is listed when PsychonautWiki's "Deliriant" page, revision 169836 lists it, or when its own PsychonautWiki, TripSit or Wikipedia entry names this class. Each name opens our page for that drug; long chemical names are shown by a shorter name the drug is also known by (hover for the full name).
- Amanita muscaria PW
- Atropa belladonna PW list PW
- Atropine PW list
- Benzydamine PW list PW TS
- Biperiden PW list
- Datura PW list PW TS
- Dimenhydrinate PW list TS
- Diphenhydramine PW list PW TS
- Doxylamine PW list TS
- Elemicin PW list
- Hydroxyzine TS
- Hyoscyamine PW list
- Hyoscyamus niger PW list PW
- Jenkem TS
- Mandragora PW list PW
- Mirtazapine PW list PW
- Myristicin PW list PW
- Pentoxyverine PW list
- Promethazine PW
- Salvia divinorum TS
- Scopolamine PW list TS
- Trihexyphenidyl PW list PW
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References
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