An opioid overdose requires immediate medical attention. Call 911 immediately if you or someone you know exhibits any of the symptoms.
Counterfeit pills are fake substances that look exactly like real medication but contain potentially dangerous ingredients or doses. The only safe medication comes from a doctor or pharmacy. If you did not get them from a prescription, they are not the real deal.
Many dealers make fake pills that look real but contain harmful substances not listed on the label. These fake pills are easily accessible, sold online, or on social media to deceive buyers and the public.
It is hard to tell the difference between fake and real pills just by looking.
Dealers add fentanyl to pills because it’s cheap, powerful, and increases their profits. Fake pills or even small amounts of fentanyl can lead to poisoning, overdose, or even death.
To stay safe, get your pills from a trusted doctor or pharmacy. If you are unsure, the only way to know a pills ingredient is to test it.
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