Classifies tianeptine as a Schedule II controlled dangerous substance in New Jersey.
This bill establishes tianeptine as a Schedule II controlled dangerous substance in New Jersey. Tianeptine, often referred to as "gas station heroin," has seen a marked increase in the illicit drug market. The substance is abused for its euphoric properties similar to other opioids, such as heroin. The bill aims to address the severe adverse health effects associated with tianeptine misuse, including respiratory depression, severe sedation, and death.
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