Drug slang and code words are often used to describe controlled substances, designer drugs, and synthetic compounds, which may cause confusion for clinicians attempting to treat patients under the influence. In an effort to educate and support the healthcare community, Clinical Pain Advisor is providing this resource to help clinicians identify these ‘slang’ names for Amphetamine compiled from law enforcement reports and other open sources by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
Amy | Amps | Bam |
B-Bombs | Beans | Bennies |
Benz | Black and Whites | Black Beauties |
Black Birds | Black Bombers | Black Mollies |
Blacks | Blue Boys | Bombita |
Brain Ticklers | Brownies | Bumblebees |
Cartwheels | Chalk | Chicken Powder |
Chochos | Christina | Chunk |
Co-Pilot | Coasts to Coasts | Crisscross |
Cross Roads | Cross Tops | Debs |
Dexies | Diablos | Diamonds |
Diet Pills | Dolls | Dominoes |
Double Cross | Drivers | Fives |
Footballs | French Blues | Goofballs |
Greenies | Head Drugs | Hearts |
Horse Heads | In-Between | Jelly Babies |
Jelly Beans | Jolly Beans | Jugs |
Leapers | Lid Poppers | Lightening |
Little Bombs | Marathons | Mini Beans |
Mini Bennies | Morning Shot | Nuggets |
Oranges | Pastillas | Peaches |
Pep Pills | Pink Hearts | Pixies |
Pollutants | Purple Hearts | Rhythm |
Rippers | Road Dope | Roses |
Rueda | Snaps | Snow Pallets |
Sparkle Plenty | Sparklers | Speed |
Splash | Sweeties | Sweets |
Tens | Thrusters | TR-6s |
Truck Drivers | Turnabouts | Uppers |
Wake Ups | West Coast Turnarounds | Wheels |
Whiffle Dust | White Crosses | Whites |
Zoomers |