Concealing ketamine inside a choker

This is ketamine in Kuching. It's actually from Miri, but I've wanted to say "ketamine in Kuching" for ages. ;) It was concealed in a plain yellow capsule for logistical facilitation during transport and repackaged in plastic baggies for distribution.

Here's a closer look at the capsule filled with powdered ketamine. Ketamine is a white crystallized powder and is an NDMA antagonist used for recreational purposes. It's also called K, Special K, and various other terms on the street.

This is a standard choker with a cylindrical hollow metal tube. The nature of the powdered ketamine is ideal for concealment and portability using this choker. It can be bought for RM 5 - RM 15 depending on the size of the hollow metal tube from any accessory store.

The choker opens up by unscrewing the top of the metal tube, which can then be disengaged from the screw on top. The cylinder is hollow, and thus allows a variety of substances in powder form to be concealed inside. We are going to use ketamine in powder form for this demonstration.

The capsule opens up to reveal the powdered ketamine inside. The form of ketamine preferred here is the recrystalized and powdered variety instead of the liquid form due to the predilection for users here for insufflation versus parenteral administration.

One end of the filled capsule can be aligned with the hollow metal cylinder and the contents transferred inside. The metal cylinder filled with ketamine can be transported easily (don't try it at airports) for ketamine on the move when you're going out during the weekends.

The ketamine filled cylindrical metal tube is then screwed back on into the choker, which you can then wear. It looks fairly innocuous and wouldn't attract undue attention. It also allows for easy administration of the ketamine contained inside - the metal tube is disengaged and an appropriate amount of ketamine is then insufflated straight from the metal tube.

It is extremely important to insufflate excess ketamine that has been inadvertently dropped on the work area after you're done.

Drugs are bad, mmmkay?

Mmm...k. ;)