CDC Warning: Tianeptine products or 'gas station heroin' linked to severe illness
The FDA has issued a warning urging consumers not to purchase or use tianeptine products due to serious risks
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The FDA has issued a warning urging consumers not to purchase or use tianeptine products due to serious risks
There's an energy drink ingredient the FDA has determined to be so dangerous they're urging residents in New Jersey and beyond to avoid it at all costs.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is linking a “cluster of severe illness” to products with the unapproved drug tianeptine, also known as “gas station heroin,” that could also contain synthetic cannabis.
It's known by the street name "gas station heroin," but a new government report finds the highly addictive supplement Neptune's Fix may also contain synthetic pot.
CDC warns that Neptune’s Fix -- gas station heroin -- may contain synthetic pot, linked to life-threatening effects such as seizures, brain swelling and hallucinations.