Ethylbromazolam found in expected alprazolam pills

Published on June 3, 2025
A white bar pill (Xanax press) and a partial round white pressed pill (Mylan press) expected to contain alprazolam were both found to contain ethylbromazolam instead. What does this mean? Benzos are drugs typically used to sedate and treat anxiety. Ethylbromazolam is a new benzodiazepine. Although both alprazolam and ethylbromazolam are from the same family
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