In this fact sheet the Legislative Analysis and Public Policy Association (LAPPA) discusses the emergence of  “tusi,” which is also known as pink cocaine. Tusi is a group of psychedelic drugs common amongst clubgoers, dyed pink, that actually rarely contains cocaine. While tusi itself is not controlled under the Controlled Substances Act, its individual components like ketamine and fentanyl often are, and because users rarely know what is in the particular mix they are ingesting, they cannot anticipate the side effects.

Click here to read the full “Tusi” (Pink Cocaine) Fact Sheet.