Rohypnol (brand name for flunitrazepam)
Most popularly termed as the date rape drug, Rohypnol was one of the first drugs on the scene that men were slipping in women’s drinks. It is a very potent tranquilizer, used in more than 50 countries to treat sleep disorders and psychiatric patients. Rohypnol is illegal in the United States. It is also very inexpensive, costing about $5 or less per pill. It is most commonly slipped in drinks.

Street Names: Circles, Forget-me-pill, Mexican Valium, Roach-2, Roofies, R2, Rophies, Roche, Rib, Rope, Ropies, Roaches

What it looks like: Comes as 0.5 milligram and 1-milligram oblong shaped tablet or an injectable solution. Roche phased out the previously existing 2-milligram tablet in 1996-1997 and is also phasing out the round, 1-mililgram white tablet. The new pill will be oblong, olive green and imprinted with the number 542. It will also include a dye that will turn your drink green if slipped in. It is colorless, tasteless and odorless.

Side Effects: When combined with alcohol, it can produce disinhibiting effects within 20-30 minutes. A major side effect is anterograde amnesia, which means you can’t remember anything until regaining consciousness. Not being able to remember the actual rape leads to problems when trying to convict someone in court. The use of rohypnol strongly affected the Drug Induced Rape Prevention and Punishment Act of 1996.

roche er vel bare fabrikanten? altså produsenten eller wtf.. ?