Since nitazenes are highly potent, only a small amount is needed to cause an effect. If someone consumes a large dose, they may be at risk of an opioid overdose. Signs of an opioid overdose include slowed breathing, non-responsiveness, pinpoint pupils, and blue or gray fingertips and lips.
Most Americans support a health approach to drugs — focusing on reducing the risk of drug use and overdose, and prioritizing health services that help people recover, stay safe, and thrive.
Action The overdose crisis is a public health emergency. The Drug Policy Alliance is advocating for a public health approach to drugs that can prevent overdose deaths and save lives.
Addiction treatment can be a life-changing support for people navigating addiction. Learn more about current treatment models, what’s working and what needs to improve.
