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Monday, April 03, 2023

Now you too can overdose safely!

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved selling naloxone without a prescription, setting the overdose-reversing drug on course to become the first opioid treatment drug to be sold over the counter.

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  1. Why would the CCP give the FDA permission to do this?

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    1. More addicts, easier to control. The zombies can be useful.

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    2. Easy answer. If they die, it ends.
      If they naxolone they keep going to of again and again, draining resources.

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    3. And the drug companies and the drug cartels reap the financial rewards, at our expense.

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  2. Who is their customer base? Are recreational drug users going to spend part of their drug money on this? Is an overdosing patient lucid enough to treat themselves? If it is expensive, will some people wait and see if the OD recovers on his own instead of using it?

    I don't think they thought this through very well.

    --Generic

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    1. The addicts will likely think its a great idea to take the drug before they shoot up.

      I reckon the ambulance chasers see a new niche developing.

      If you or a loved one took Naloxone OTC, you may be entitled to compensation.

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    2. Naloxone kills the high, so no, addicts hate it.

      I imagine this is for the harm reduction crowd. With a side of big pharma lobbying.

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  3. Wanna cure the drug problem? There's only one way. Legalize Fentanyl to OTC, criminalize Narcan and forbid EMS from responding to O.D.s

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    1. Definitely make it available in prisons. No limits for people on death row.

      --Generic

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  4. Anybody fuck up my high with that shit gonna get their ass busted.
    Daryl

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  5. Outfuckinstanding. But I still have to jump thru hoops to get an asthma rescue inhaler, or pain meds so I can try to sleep thru the night. Cocksuckers.

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    1. You think you're pissed off now, wait until the dopers get the naloxone for free.

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  6. How is that nasal spray going to work if the patient isn't breathing?

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    1. It’s absorbed through the nasal mucosa.

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