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Bookmark or Share- Quaalude Nostalgia: A Retro Drug That Everyone Remembers FondlyHealth. Quaalude Nostalgia: A Retro Drug That Everyone Remembers Fondly. By David Herzberg. February 21, 2012. Sleeping pills were a dime a dozen in the '70s but Quaalude took off like none had...
- Do People Still Take Quaaludes? - NewsweekWilliam H. Rorer, Inc. By Victoria Bekiempis. Senior Writer. Quaalude was the party drug of the 1970s. A depressant, Quaalude (methaqualone) was known as "disco biscuits" because it released...
- Quaaludes: Uses, Effects & History of Abuse - Drugs.comWhat are quaaludes? Quaaludes (methaqualone) are a synthetic, barbiturate-like, central nervous system depressant and a popular recreational drug in the U.S. from the 1960s until the 1980s, when its use was made illegal by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA).
- What Is a Quaalude Today? | Methaqualone | Mandies & Quack - HealthgradesA: Quaalude (quiet interlude) is the brand name for an old drug, methaqualone. It was a sedative drug similar to barbiturates and quickly became a popular recreational drug. Because of its high abuse potential, the DEA outlawed it in 1984. Today, Quaalude is an illegal drug that goes by many names, such as Mandies and Quack.
- The Quaalude Lesson | The Meth Epidemic | FRONTLINE | PBSThe Quaalude Lesson | The Meth Epidemic | FRONTLINE | PBS. Tweet. At one time, the sleeping pill Quaalude was as big a problem in the United States as heroin and cocaine. But then, in a matter...
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