Club drugs, a term commonly used to describe substances used recreationally in nightlife settings like clubs, bars, and parties, encompass a variety of drugs including MDMA (Ecstasy), LSD, ketamine, and GHB. Emerging prominently in the late 20th century alongside the rise of rave culture, these drugs are renowned for their psychoactive effects, which can enhance social interaction, empathy, and sensory perception. Despite their popularity, club drugs often pose significant health risks, including addiction, overdose, and adverse psychological effects. Over the years, they have been the focus of numerous public health campaigns aimed at reducing harm and informing users of the potential dangers associated with their use.