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Connecticut Bans Tianeptine, Known as 'Gas Station Heroin,' Amid Nationwide Crackdown
Connecticut has become the latest state to ban tianeptine, commonly referred to as "gas station heroin," by classifying it as a Schedule I controlled substance. This move is part of a broader nationwide effort by 14 states to crack down on the addictive substance.
26 Mar, 17:41 — 26 Mar, 17:41
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