# gas station heroin

Health officials warn against ‘gas station heroin’ following recent drug busts » Recent drug busts in metro Atlanta and beyond are raising concerns about 'gas station heroin.' Wrdw.com

Pfluger Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Crack Down on 'Gas Station Heroin' » Jan 25, 2024… Pfluger Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Crack Down on 'Gas Station Heroin'… WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) introduced … Pfluger.house.gov

Kuzma Introduces First Bill to Make “Gas Station Heroin” Illegal » Kuzma Introduces First Bill to Make “Gas Station Heroin” Illegal Repkuzma.com

Lawmakers urge FDA to review ‘gas station heroin’ » A handful of House members are sounding the alarm about a dietary supplement they say is dangerous and linked to seizures, overdoses and deaths. Wsaz.com

Reps. Jeff Jackson Requests FDA Action on “Gas Station Heroin” Use » Washington — Today, Reps. Jeff Jackson and Rich McCormick led a bipartisan group of members of Congress requesting the Food and Drug Administration take action to address tianeptine use. Jeffjackson.house.gov

FDA warns against using Neptune’s Fix or tianeptine products known as ‘gas station heroin’ » CORRECTION: The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers against purchasing or using Neptune’s Fix or any tianeptine products. An earlier version of this story included incorrect inf… Thehill.com

State health officials sounding alarm on ‘gas station heroin’ » Tianeptine is currently legal in Mississippi. Wlbt.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

FDA warns addictive 'gas station heroin' supplement widely available in U.S. » The Food and Drug Administration has issued warnings about a potentially addictive dietary supplement that’s widely available in the U.S. "Neptune’s Fix" is often sold as a supplement and features an ingredient called tianeptine, popularly known as "gas-station heroin." Ali Rogin reports. Pbs.org