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There are numerous stages to what is known as "meth run". These stages include the rush, the high, the binge, tweaking, the crash, feeling normal, and withdrawal. Below is a description of what each stage entails.

• Police Information Version: The user is in their most dangerous meth using state. It is at this point that they cannot get high anymore but haven.t quite crashed. Nothing they can do will take away the emptiness the binge has created. (The depletion of brain neurotransmitters.) Some tweakers will take depressants such as alcohol, GHB, or heroin to bring them down and help them crash. Tweakers experience feelings of uncontrolled frustration and may become violent. Tweakers tend to arm themselves and participate in crimes of opportunity.
• User.s Perspective: Tweaking is a term used by meth users to describe their high. It describes the user.s fixation on whatever he or she may be doing in the duration of their high. Anything that gets the users attention (fixing, cleaning, shopping, sex, etc.) Everything becomes a project that cannot be left alone. Their attention becomes fixated on one thing and they become very intense about that item. A good example of a meth user who is tweaking would be and individual who started out fixing something simple on their computer. Hours later the whole computer has been taken apart in little pieces. They cannot pull their attention towards something else. They are "tweaking out".