Capsule: Some drugs can be made into small capsules and hidden in food, medicine or health care products. These capsules are usually unlabeled or have no obvious smell and taste.
Powder: Some drugs can be made into powder and hidden in foods such as candy, spices or flour. These powders usually have no obvious smell and taste.
Crystals: Some drugs can be made into crystals and hidden in candy, ice cubes or precious stones. These crystals usually have obvious smell and taste.
Pills: Some medicines can be made into tablets and hidden in medicines or health products. These tablets usually have no obvious smell and taste.
To distinguish drugs, we can start from the following aspects:
Observation of appearance: Observe the appearance of drugs, such as color, shape, texture, etc. If the appearance is abnormal, it may be a new drug.
Smell: Drugs usually have a specific smell, such as the smell and fragrance of chemicals. If the smell is abnormal, it may be a new drug.
Tasting: If you can taste the medicine, you may find that it tastes abnormal, such as bitter and astringent. If the taste is abnormal, it may be a new drug.
Detection tools: Using detection tools, such as drug detection test paper and detector, can quickly detect the existence of drugs.
In a word, we should be alert to all possible ways to hide drugs, don't accept food or medicine from strangers easily, call the police in time to deal with suspicious items or people, and fight drug abuse.