Fentanyl

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Scientific Names: Synthetic Opioid

An example of what Fentanyl looks like
Prescription/medical Fentanyl comes in patches, pills, tablets, lozenges, injectable solution. Illegally made fentanyl is sold in power form, impregnated in blotting paper, mixed with or substituted for heroin, or as tablets.

Desired Effects:

Intense high, euphoria, relaxation, pain relief

Side Effects:

Drowsiness, confusion, sedation, sweating, itching, nausea

Long term risks:

Tolerance, overdose, death, injecting related injuries and infections (Hepatitis B, C and HIV)

Short term risks:

Tolerance, overdose, death, injecting related injuries and infections (Hepatitis B, C and HIV, septicaemia)
Fentanyl binds to opioid receptors in the body, mainly in areas of the brain that affect emotions and pain relief.
Fentanyl can be injected, snorted or swallowed
If snorted:
Razor blade, hard level surface (such as a mirror or glass), tube or rolled banknote.

If smoked:
Tinfoil, matches or lighter, cigarette papers, tobacco.

If injected:
Needle and Syringe, water, Citric acid, matches or lighter, spoon, Tourniquet, Swabs.
Pain relief, analgesic
Fenatnyl is a man-made (synthetic) opioid which is lab-made to mimic the effects of natural opioids (such as opium or heroin)
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