2CB Category: Hallucinogens

Also called: bromo, nexus, CB, 2-CT-7: T-7, 7-up and tripstacy.

How it’s used

This is a hallucinogenic drug sold as a white powder or tiny 5mg pills. Effects can last for about four hours. It often comes as part of an ecstasy ‘party pack’. You swallow it, but you can also snort and smoke it.

Short-term effects

You feel energised
You are more aware of colours, sounds and smells
You may feel hyper sensitive
Hallucination

Long-term effects

Regular use can leave you exhausted, disorientated and anxious
Depression
Panic attacks and psychosis – losing contact with reality

If you are pregnant

Do not use if you are pregnant as we don’t know the risks to your baby.

Addictive

We don’t know enough about how addictive these drugs are.

Withdrawal

We don’t know enough about withdrawals from 2CB

What help is available?

Self-help support such as Narcotics Anonymous
Counselling or psychotherapy
Complementary therapies, such as acupuncture
Support from your doctor
Residential treatment programmes (clinics)
Aftercare
One to one or group family support
Contact the Drugs Helpline 1800 459 459 to find out about options in your area

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