PINK COCAINE POWDER (Tusi / Tuci)

Price range: $70.00 through $900.00

“Pink Cocaine” (also known as Tusi or Tuci) is NOT cocaine. It is an illicit street drug mixture typically containing MDMA, ketamine, caffeine, and pink food coloring. It emerged from the Latin American club scene and has no relation to cocaine despite the name. The composition is inconsistent and dangerous, often containing unknown adulterants including fentanyl, methamphetamine, or synthetic cathinones. This content is for educational and harm reduction purposes only.

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Description
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What is “Pink Cocaine”?

Despite its name, Pink Cocaine contains no cocaine. It is a synthetic recreational drug cocktail that first appeared in Colombia and has spread to nightclub scenes across Latin America, Europe, and the United States. The name “Tusi” is a play on “2C-B” (a psychedelic phenethylamine), but modern versions rarely contain actual 2C-B.

Common Ingredients

licensieradWhy It’s Dangerous

Unknown composition: No quality control; each batch varies
Hidden adulterants: Fentanyl, methamphetamine, synthetic cathinones (“bath salts”), or benzodiazepines may be present
Unpredictable potency: The ratio of ketamine to MDMA varies wildly
Dye risk: Pink dye can mask impurities or contamination

Street Names

Tusi (most common)
Tuci
Pink Cocaine
Cocaina Rosada (Spanish)
Pink Powder

Common Effects (User-Reported)

Euphoria and emotional warmth (MDMA-like)
Dissociation and detachment (ketamine-like)
Visual distortions (if 2C-B present)
Increased energy and alertness

Health Risks

Overdose from hidden fentanyl
Serotonin syndrome (if mixed with other serotonergic drugs)
Ketamine-induced cystitis (bladder damage) with chronic use
Psychosis or panic attacks
Unknown long-term effects

Overdose Signs

Respiratory depression (possible fentanyl contamination)
Seizures
Hyperthermia
Loss of consciousness

Emergency Response

Call 911 immediately
Administer naloxone (Narcan) — will reverse fentanyl but not ketamine/MDMA
Cool the person if overheated
Do not leave them alone

Key Educational TakeawayPink Cocaine is a black market mixture, not a pharmaceutical product. There is no safe dose, no quality control, and no medical use. The unpredictable composition makes overdose a serious risk.Note: This information is for educational and harm reduction purposes only. Pink Cocaine is an illicit street drug with no medical use. Nothing here is medical advice or an endorsement of use. If you or someone you know is experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.