"Club drugs" refer to a category of recreational substances commonly used in nightlife settings, such as nightclubs and parties. These drugs, which include MDMA, GHB, and ketamine, are often chosen for their ability to enhance social experiences, increase energy, and alter perceptions. They are typically taken in pill, powder, or liquid form. While club drugs can create feelings of euphoria and increased sociability, they also carry significant risks. Users may experience harmful side effects, including dehydration, anxiety, and impaired judgment. Additionally, the potential for addiction and dangerous interactions with other substances makes their use particularly concerning in social environments.