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Etazene

Found in:  

Fentanyl, Falsified pharmaceutical opioids

Type/Reason added:  

Nitazene

Relative Potency:  

70 times stronger than morphine (18)

Overview

The Effects

Treatment Options

Routes of Administration and Effects

Administration:

Typically administered orally, sublingually (under the tongue), or intranasally (snorted). In some cases, it may be injected if dissolved in a suitable solvent, though this method is highly dangerous.

Dosage and Effects:

Opioid Effects: Profound analgesia, intense euphoria, and sedation.

Adverse Effects: Drowsiness, nausea, vomiting, constipation, respiratory depression, and confusion.

Mainly NAS, reported dose range 30-100 mg dissolved in water or propylene glycol. PO as “M30” pill is also reported. (6)

Information Regarding the Substance

Physical Description:

Etazene appears as a fine white to off-white powder in its raw form. It may also be processed into tablets or capsules, which vary in appearance depending on the manufacturer or distributor.

Side Effects:

Common: Feelings of intense relaxation, pain relief, and euphoria. These effects are often accompanied by heavy sedation and physical lethargy.

Severe: Respiratory depression, loss of consciousness, and potential fatal overdose, particularly when combined with other central nervous system depressants like alcohol or benzodiazepines.