Heroin is the first thing that comes to mind. But, if you are in possession of any opiate, without a prescription, it is illegal.
Yes, some depressants are illegal when used without a prescription. Examples include barbiturates like phenobarbital and benzodiazepines like Xanax and Valium. Unauthorized possession or distribution of these substances is against the law.
Using keyloggers without authorization is illegal in many jurisdictions, as it can be considered a form of unauthorized access or hacking. It is important to always obtain explicit consent before using any monitoring software, including keyloggers, on any device.
No, Blackhawk gun holsters are not illegal in most places. However, it is important to check local laws and regulations regarding gun ownership and carrying concealed weapons to ensure compliance.
It is illegal to deface or destroy currency in a way that renders it unfit to be reissued. Stapling money could be considered defacing it and may be illegal.
Aptoide itself is not illegal, but it is known for hosting a large number of pirated apps and games. It is important to be cautious when using Aptoide and only download content that is legal and properly licensed to avoid any legal issues.
Illegal activities are actions that go against the law and are punishable by the legal system. Examples include theft, fraud, drug trafficking, and assault. Engaging in illegal activities can result in fines, imprisonment, or other legal consequences.
it depends on what king of depressants like alcohol and panadol is legal while heroin is illegal
Many depressants do have medical applications, and so many of them are not outright illegal but rather "controlled substances", so they're illegal if you don't have a prescription. An outright illegal depressant is heroin. However, other opiates are legal with a prescription, like morphine, codeine, oxycodone, and hydromorphone. Other common depressants legal only with a prescription are: a) Anti-anxiety medications known as benzodiazepines such as Attivan (TM) and Valium (TM) b) Barbiturates, commonly prescribed for those with extreme migraines, examples are Fiorinal (TM), Fioricet (TM) and Luminal (TM) c) Any medication prescribed as a sleep aid The complete list of depressants is quite extensive, almost all of them have some sort of medical application which doesn't make them outright illegal, except heroin, which is illegal in most countries.
If taken without a perscription, yes. If they are perscribed to you, no.
DepressantsBarbiturates TranquillzersRohypnolGHBThere are different kinds of depressants. Alcohol can be used as a depressant, as well as benzo type drugs and barbiturates.
hallucinogen's, stimulants and depressants Schedule I, Schedule II, Schedule III, and Schedule IV.
Any illegal drug, endangered animal species, explosives, guns and ammunition are some examples.
Alcohol, marijuana, lexapro, Heroin(opiates)
No. An antibiotic does not normally have any effect similar to that of barbituates (which are depressants).
simple catergories 1 legal to take any time e.g. paracetamal 2 illegal e.g. heroin 3 prescribed e.g. marijuana, only if prescribed if not then illegal
alcohol is under the category of depressants
You don't take depressants. You take anti-depressants, which counters being depressed.
no, that would be ANTI-depressants....