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Ethylflualprazolam Found in a Georgia B707 Pill: What Tennessee and North Georgia Families Should Know
Updated on: September 2, 2026 by John Ingham Key Points An unfamiliar designer benzodiazepine has appeared behind a familiar alprazolam imprint. In April 2026, the
Phenazolam, or Clobromazolam, Is Rising as Bromazolam Comes Under Federal Control
Key Points The illicit drug supply rarely stays still. As one novel substance becomes widely recognized or controlled, a closely related compound can begin appearing
What Is Benzomorphan? Uses, Risks, and Addiction Potential
Key Points When people hear the word benzomorphan, they may assume it refers to a medication, street drug, or newly emerging synthetic opioid. Benzomorphan is
MGM-16 vs. MGM-15: What to Know About These 7-OH-Related Drugs
Key Points MGM-15, also called dihydro-7-hydroxy mitragynine, and MGM-16 are synthetic 7-OH-related compounds that have been studied for opioid-like activity and are now specifically named
Legal Highs: DEA’s Temporary Ban on 7-OH, What It Means for Users and What Will Be Left on the Market
Key Points For years, smoke shops, gas stations, and online retailers have sold products marketed as “legal highs.” Some are framed as wellness products. Others
M523 Pill: What It Is, Risks, and When to Get Help
Key Points The M523 pill is a prescription opioid pain medication that contains oxycodone hydrochloride and acetaminophen. It is commonly identified as a white, capsule-shaped