The effects of 2-Fluorodeschloroketamine (2F-DCK) are experienced subjectively and include physical, detached, visual, cognitive and auditory effects. Physically, users may experience pain relief, spontaneous bodily sensations, physical euphoria, dizziness, loss of motor control, nausea, and suppression of the sense of touch, as well as suppression of orgasmic sensations. The detached effects include tactile disconnection, visual disconnection (resulting in the so-called “k-hole”), and a conscious disconnection.

Visually, users may experience suppression, double vision, perceptual slowing, and disturbances such as environmental cubism and perspective distortions. Cognitively, the effects are similar to ketamine, with some users barely noticing any difference. The effects include anxiety suppression, conceptual thinking, increased creativity, déjà vu, depersonalization, derealization, disinhibition, increased music appreciation, and more.

NB! However, no anecdotal reports are available within the experience index, indicating that little is known about personal experiences with this substance.