A round blue pill with “M” on one side and “30” on the other was sold in Denver, CO as oxycodone, but contains fentanyl, 4-ANPP, metamizole, and
A bag of off-white powder was sold in Boston, MA as heroin, but actually contains MDMA-4en-PINACA and fentanyl.
A baggie of white powder was sold in Boston, MA as heroin, but actually contains MDMB-4en-PINACA, fentanyl, caffeine, lidocaine, and 4-ANPP.
A white “bar” pill with three score lines and “G 372 2” on one side was sold in Elk Rapids, MI as Xanax (alprazolam) contains six unidentified chemicals.
A bag of grey/off-white powder was sold in Chicago, IL as heroin but actually contains heroin, etizolam, noscapine, quinine, fentanyl,
An off-white powder in a clear baggie with the design ‘Smoke 8FV’ on it was sold in Chicago, IL as heroin, but contains fentanyl and quinine.
A purple bag of off-white powder was sold in Chicago, IL as heroin, but actually contains diphenhydramine, quinine, and fentanyl.
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.
A white powder in an Eppendorf vial was sold in Chicago, IL as heroin, but actually contains quinine, diphenhydramine, heroin, and fentanyl.
By: Rachel Clark, DanceSafe Contractor A bag of tan/light brown powder was sold in Minneapolis, MN as heroin, but actually contains fentanyl, acetylfentanyl, and heroin. The sample was submitted from Minneapolis, MN. The sample did not react in the presence of the Marquis, Mecke, or Mandelin reagents, and was tested twice for certainty. Fentanyl is active in minute quantities, which has made it a nationally-recognized contributor to the opioid crisis due to its concentrated (and often accidental) presence in pills and powders. It is popularly believed that fentanyl and its analogs are fatal when in contact...
