Zolpidem found in lorazepam pill

Published on July 24, 2025
A pressed yellow pill with a score mark expected to contain lorazepam was found to contain zolpidem ('Ambien' or 'Stilnox') also. What does this mean? Zolpidem is a 'Z-drug' which is a medication with benzodiazepine-like effects normally used to treat insomnia. This is the first time that zolpidem, or any other Z-drug, has been detected
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