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Medetomidine found in ‘Xanax Bars’ expected to contain flualprazolam (new samples)

Benzodiazepines

Two new separate samples were recently submitted. As with the two samples reported on 18 May, no flualprazolam was detected. The samples were found to contain only medetomidine, ethylflualprazolam, and denatonium. What is medetomidine? Medetomidine is a non-opioid sedative. It is very potent– consuming a small amount canresult in heavy sedation. When mixed with benzos, such as ethylflualprazolam or other central nervous system depressants, risk of heavy sedation or overdose

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Medetomidine found in ‘Xanax Bars’ expected to contain flualprazolam

Benzodiazepines

Two separate samples were submitted. No flualprazolam was detected. The samples were found to contain only medetomidine, ethylflualprazolam, and denatonium What is medetomidine? Medetomidine is a non-opioid sedative. It is very potent– consuming a small amount canresult in heavy sedation. When mixed with benzos, such as ethylflualprazolam or other central nervous system depressants, risk of heavy sedation or overdose increases.

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Medetomidine found in crystal / powder expected to contain bromazolam

What is it? Medetomidine is a non-opioid sedative used as a veterinary drug.It is very potent — consuming even a small amount can result in heavy sedation. The sample was acquired in Victoria in the last week. Important to note: Medetomidine is NOT an opioid — its effects will not be reversed by naloxone. If purchasing bromazolam avoid use with

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