Source: New York Post
A dangerous substance dubbed “gas station heroin” continues to alarm medical professionals, with more states making moves to restrict or ban tianeptine. Originally Published by: Missing woman's sister describes what it's like for Nancy Guthrie family as search continues Wild Texas party of 800 at Airbnb broken up by police as shots fired Serial offender out on parole accused of killing 23-year-old woman in stolen truck chase: police Fourteen states have officially classified the tricyclic antidepressant as a Schedule I controlled substance. Connecticut is the latest state to crack down, officially banning the sale and use of the substance starting on Wednesday.
