Gas Station
Opioids
Kratom extracts, 7‑OH, Tianeptine, and synthetic opioids are sold legally beside energy drinks — more potent than morphine, hidden in plain sight.
Unregulated opioids are reaching teens through gas stations & vape shops.
From “7‑Hydroxymitragynine” to “Tianeptine” (known as gas station heroin), these compounds cause severe addiction, respiratory depression, and death. No medical oversight, no warning labels — just colorful packaging and QR codes. Parents have no idea they exist.
Substances you must recognize
Click any compound below to learn the specific dangers, see product images, and get detailed information. Each is sold in smoke shops, gas stations, or online.
Increase in poison center calls for tianeptine (2019–2023)
Gas station “kratom” shots contain unlisted synthetic adulterants
Pending or active bans on gas station opioids & tianeptine
Recognize packaging & take action
🚨 Red flags on shelves
- “Not for human consumption” / “Research chemical only”
- Names like “Za Za,” “Tianaa,” “Pegasus,” “Neptune’s Fix” (tianeptine)
- “7‑OH,” “Pseudo,” “Black,” “Ultra” – no ingredient transparency
- Chewable tablets, gummies, colorful shots with QR codes
- Sold next to vapes, energy drinks, and candy
🛡️ How you can fight back
- Report suspicious products to FDA MedWatch (online form)
- Share photos with local health department & law enforcement
- Advocate for state bans on tianeptine & unlabeled synthetics
- Use this site to warn parent groups, PTA, and school boards