Protonitazene found in crushed partial ‘oxycodone’ pill

Published on May 31, 2025
A CRUSHED PARTIAL BLUE with an 'M' on one side and what the client reported as an '80' and break line on the rear - possibly a misread '30' - was expected to contain oxycodone but instead the potent synthetic opioid protonitazene was detected. No oxycodone was detected. The pill, which appeared poorly pressed, was
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