THE J HEALTHCARE INITIATIVE
Nitazene
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Found in:
Fentanyl
Type/Reason added:
Nitazene
Relative Potency:
about two times stronger than morphine (18)
Routes of Administration and Effects
Administration:
Commonly ingested orally, insufflated (snorted), injected intravenously, or inhaled via smoking. The rapid onset and potency make them particularly dangerous when injected or inhaled.
Dosage and Effects:
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Opioid Effects: Intense euphoria, analgesia (pain relief), deep sedation, and respiratory depression.
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Adverse Effects: Severe respiratory depression, drowsiness, pinpoint pupils, nausea, confusion, and unconsciousness.
Information Regarding the Substance
Physical Description:
Nitazenes are typically found as white, yellow, or brown powders, though they may be pressed into pills resembling pharmaceutical opioids.
Side Effects:
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Common: Relaxation, euphoria, drowsiness, and pain relief. However, the risk of overdose is extremely high, even in small amounts.
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Severe: Rapid respiratory arrest, loss of consciousness, cyanosis (bluish skin), coma, and death.
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