# gas station heroin

'Gas station heroin': Florida bans sell of new drug » The state is warning about a new drug they're calling “gas station heroin." Florida's attorney general passed an emergency rule making tianeptine illegal. Fox35orlando.com

FDA warns about Neptune's Fix supplements after reports of seizures and hospitalizations » The illegal Neptune's Fix brand supplements claim to contain tianeptine, known as "gas station heroin." Cbsnews.com

Driver who was high on heroin sentenced in horrific gas station crash that killed 3 » Jason Vanderee was sentenced Thursday for killing three people when he crashed his car into a gas station in Wayne while high on heroin Nj.com

Governor takes action to restrict 'gas station heroin' - Mountain Top Media » FRANKFORT, Ky. — A drug known as “gas station heroin” because it is so new that stores have been selling it over the counter is going out of business in Kentucky. Gov. Andy Beshear signed an emergency regulation yesterday classifying the drug tianeptine as a Schedule I controlled substance. “Today, Kentucky became a safer place,” Gov. Beshear said. “Until now, someone looking for a heroin-like high could walk into certain places or buy this harmful product online. We’re committed to protecting Kentuckians from this kind of harm, and if someone is struggling with abuse, we’re here to help.” The drug […] Mountain-topmedia.com

MBN chief warns against 'gas station heroin' » Mississippi has reported at least one death from an overdose of what is sometimes called "gas station heroin." Wapt.com

Tianeptine declared Schedule 1 narcotic » On Sept. 20, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody classified tianeptine, also known as “gas station heroin” or “hillbilly dope,” as a Schedule 1 narcotic. This was done through Emergency Rule Chronicleonline.com

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear stops sale of drug known as 'gas station heroin' » Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear stopped the sale of a drug known as "gas station heroin." He said the drug poses a threat in the state that's battling addiction and overdose problems. Foxnews.com