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An anxiolytic, strong hypnotic and amnesic used to induce sleep. It was used by the villainous daughter of Stefano DiMera, Kristen Blake, to consistently drug Laura Horton. Possibly a riff on Placidyl, a sedative drug commonly used in the US until the discontinuation of its manufacture in 1999. A collection of drugs designed to increase neurochemical activity and enhance intelligence. Developed and tested on animals, their use on humans is strongly contraindicated. Combination of narcotics and music designed to induce a hallucinogenic trance. Popular among the decadent courtesans of the Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.

A pill designed to improve mental ability for a while, at the risk of addiction. It comes in at least three different flavours: berry, orange, and grape, which affect different faculties. A reference to Mentat in the Dune series. A weight-loss drink that the show's villain, Danielle Atron, tried to market off to consumers nationwide. The main ingredient in this "FDA Approved" substance is GC-161, an extremely dangerous mutagenic compound that can develop various superhuman abilities in those who use it to excess. A liquid of unknown provenance that trolls sleep in to quell their nightmares; the character Gamzee Makara regularly ingests it in pie form, causing downer-like effects. Dypraxa is a drug created by the fictional company KDH Pharmaceuticals. It is being tested on poor Kenyans by another fictional company, ThreeBees, in exchange for free medical treatment. It is intended to treat tuberculosis, or TB, and was created in anticipation of a future TB epidemic. A general-purpose counteragent for slow-acting toxins of any sort, from spider venom to military-grade chemical weapons.

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Developed by Dr. Tom Strange, Alosun is a distillate of sun atoms. Ingesting Alosun gives the person superhuman strength, the ability to fly, and invulnerability. A "smart drug". Dissection of the capsule reveals the active ingredient to be a nanomachine which, upon ingestion, oscillates at a particular frequency which causes the secretion of a hormone (neurotransmitter?) which influences the user's sense of time, causes the user to feel as if his consciousness is accelerated, and also improves the brain's speed of calculation. The drug disappears from the body after one day. A lethally addictive street drug which eventually splits the user's brain into two distinct, combative entities. The 'D' stands for Death.

Aggression-enhancing drug created by the U.S. Army's Chemical Warfare division in Saigon during the Vietnam War and tested on American troops in the Mekong Delta, with horrific results. Based on the Army's purported experimentation with a hallucinogenic drug called BZ. Blinkmoth serum is created by killing and harvesting blinkmoths. It grants the user extreme intelligence, self-awareness, and understanding. It is extremely addictive, and long-term use leads to physiological changes.An experimental treatment for the fear of death. A side effect of Dylar consumption is a tendency to conflate words with the real-world entities they refer to. An ibuprofen-based pain reliever made by the Umbrella Corporation. May be similar in make-up to the real-world Advil. A fictional amphetamine. Most likely based on a contraction of the real-world prescription drugs methylphenidate and dextroamphetamine, known under the respective trade names Ritalin and Adderall.

Opioid analgesic that is administered via intravenous injection. Mentioned in the episode Scattered. Secreted by an artificially implanted gland; when it reaches high levels in the bloodstream it causes psychosis and fierce aggressiveness. This can only be prevented by administering "counteragent" intravenously. Drug used to prevent fluid from building up in the lungs. It is applied via injector. Mentioned in the episode Scattered.A potent healing potion made from the "Fricai Andlat" mushroom, capable of reversing the effects of any toxin. Created by LexCorp, Mentamite Five is an intelligence booster, but eventually burns out the user's brain. Mentamite Six originally burnt out the user's brain immediately, but Phillip, a Mentamite Five user, corrected the flaw in the formula.