Description
Powder Meth is a white or off-white powder generally known as ‘speed’. The powder is the least potent form of methamphetamine and is often mixed with other substances such as glucose. Users can however snort, inject, or swallow. The Meth powder is also sometimes pressed into pills. There are other colors of powder meth, including brown, yellow-gray, orange, and even pink.
Crystalline powder is a popular form of meth that most likely, users snort. Because it dissolves in water and alcohol, it can also be administered by injection. Also, some people prefer to mix meth with a liquid and swallow it. Powdered meth may resemble cocaine or chalk dust depending on its coarseness. As noted, while the powder is usually white to off-white, it can also appear yellow, pink, or a variety of other shades. The processes and materials used to manufacture the drug affect its color. For example, cooking it using red pseudoephedrine tablets can give the powder a pink or reddish color. Meth produced with gun scrubber, a gun cleaning product sold in sporting goods stores, can have a green color. Solvents such as camping stove fuel can result in a bluish tint.
