#TestIt Alert: Reports of potential fentanyl contamination of various kinds of drugs in Colorado, causing opioid overdoses
Anecdotal reports of likely fentanyl-related overdoses, including deaths, are arising from multiple regions in Colorado.
Anecdotal reports of likely fentanyl-related overdoses, including deaths, are arising from multiple regions in Colorado.
A blue/green round pill with an M on one side and the number 30 on the other was sold in Tampa, FL as oxycodone, but actually contains exclusively FUB-144.
Round blue pill sold in St. Paul, MN as Oxycodone, but contains fentanyl, 4-ANPP, lidocaine.
By: Rachel Clark, DanceSafe Intern A light cyan round tablet with ‘M30’ in a rounded rectangular square on one side and a score line with a ‘30’ above it on the other was sold as Oxycodone in San Luis, AZ, but tested as acetaminophen, 4-Methylaminoantipyrine, fentanyl, and 4-ANPP. The sample was both sourced in and submitted from San Luis, AZ. The sample did not react with Marquis, Mecke, or Mandelin reagents. Despite being sold as Oxycodone, an opioid that is frequently used for recreational purposes, the pill contains acetaminophen (Tylenol; anti-inflammatory and mild analgesic) as well as fentanyl (an extremely powerful...