Glass - Commonly known as crystal methamphetamines is the most pure form of the drug, and is a central nervous system stimulant. When used the drug produces a speedy and king of the world like effect. Continued use over time can lead to serious health and medical complications.

Glass Abuse - Persons who try glass for the first time has a High chance for abusing the drug to due its incredibly strong addicting traits. Those persons who abuse glass have a 90% rate of becoming addicted to the drug over a short period of time usually within 2 weeks.

Glass Addiction - Glass Addiction is defined when a person can’t stop using the drug despite severe consequences within his or her life. Many times those persons addicted to glass have a severe paranoia disorder, and stay up for days upon end. Often times a psychiatric evaluation may be necessary when attempting to get off the drug due to these reasons.

Glass Detox – Those persons who have been abusing glass for a period of time or those persons who are addicted to the drug, often times choose to enter a glass Detox, so they can be medically detoxed safely by a doctor and be monitored. Because the drug is made of poisonous chemicals they leave toxins in the body that must be removed in a safe fashion. In addition many patients must be monitored 24/7 due to the paranoia and withdrawal symptoms associated with the drug.

Glass Treatment – Those persons who have completed a glass Detox usually enter what is considered to be the 2nd phase of glass treatment which is a glass treatment center. Here individuals can learn to live one day at a time free from the drug. Persons re-learn valuable coping and life skills through group counseling and individual therapy.

Glass Rehab – Glass Rehabs are primarily for those persons who are addicted to glass or who have been abusing the drug heavily. It is often suggested that before entering a glass rehab center that clients be detoxed from the drug in a safe medical setting to avoid any complications. While in a glass treatment center persons attend individual therapy and group counseling where they lean vital coping skills, and life skills needed to remain abstinent from the drug. Those persons who complete a glass treatment center have a higher rate for long term recovery than those who do not.