Fentanyl Test Kit

Fentanyl is a highly synthetic opioid that is popular for its strong addictiveness, easy to use and long-lasting action. However, fentanyl is also seriously harmful, especially in the case of illegal abuse.

The main hazards of fentanyl
1. Addictive
Fentanyl is a strong opioid that quickly produces addictive effects once used.
Long-term dependence on fentanyl can lead to a high degree of control of the nervous system, the body tolerate drugs, and may experience withdrawal symptoms (such as nausea, insomnia, etc.).
2. Impact of the cardiovascular system
Fentanyl can work by dilating blood vessels and reducing heart pressure, but this effect can lead to problems: too fast heart rate, abnormal heart function, fatigue heart failure
3. Neurological problems
Fentanyl has a depressant effect on the nervous system, which may lead to:
Insomnia, depression, confusion of authority, perceptual disorder, suicidal tendency
4. Metabolism and excretion problems
Fentanyl is metabolized by the liver, but its metabolic pathways are complex and difficult to predict.
Long-term use of fentanyl may cause: renal dysfunction, pyogenes infection, fatigue anemia
5. Social and family influence
Abuse of fentanyl can lead to conflicts among family members and may even lead to violence.
Fentanyl addiction can also increase crime rates (such as theft, drug trafficking, etc.).