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Nitazenes ( drug ) - Nitazenes are strong synthetic opioids. Opioids include any drug that acts on opioid receptors in the brain, and any natural or synthetic drugs that are derived from, or related to, the opium poppy. Nitazenes were developed by researchers around 60 years ago as an alternative to morphine, but because of their high potential for overdose were never released. Nitazenes have been connected to a number of overdose deaths worldwide. What do nitazenes look like? Nitazenes are sold as a white powder, crystalline solid, or brown/yellow powder. They have also been found in tablets (fake oxycodone), heroin, ketamine and synthetic cannabinoids.2,3 Other names benzimidazole opioids, synthetic opioids, New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) Some common nitazenes include: isotonitazenemetonitazeneetonitazene
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