Outlines the health effects of Fentanyl. Examines a variety of different Fentanyl analogs. Discusses where this dangerous drug is found and its effect on the opioid crisis. Describes the signs of an overdose.
English PB-DA188 Spanish PB-DA188-SP
Fentanyl: How it Affects the Body Pamphlet
Provides clear insights into the risks associated with this potent substance. Teaches readers to recognize the signs of Fentanyl misuse, potentially saving lives. Addresses addiction and withdrawal and lists signs of overdose and how to reduce the effects.
English PB-DA461 Spanish PB-DA461-SP
Xylazine (Tranq): Addiction, Death & Decay Pamphlet
Discusses what Xylazine (Tranq) is and why it’s so dangerous. Addresses the risks of addiction, overdose, and death. Outlines the adverse short- and longterm physical and mental effects.
English PB-DA455
Spanish PB-DA455-SP
ADDICTION GUARANTEED
Heroin and Opioids: Addiction Guaranteed Pamphlet
Educate your community about the facts and dangers of Heroin and Opioid addiction. Explains the types of prescription and illegal opioids, covers recent statistics and describes the short- and long-term effects of opioid use.
English PB-DA237
Spanish PB-DA237-SP
Heroin: How It Affects the Body Pamphlet
Provides a concise overview of the addictive nature of heroin. Lists short and long term effects on the body and brain. Includes a section on heroin and pregnancy. Addresses heroin cessation, withdrawal, and recovery. Details facts, risks, dangers and consequences of heroin use.
English PB-DA184
Spanish PB-DA184-SP
NALOXONE
Naloxone: Reverse an Opioid Overdose Pamphlet
Provides a crucial resource for communities grappling with the opioid crisis. Lists the signs of an opioid overdose. Gives clear instructions on how to administer Naloxone. Describes caring for someone after giving Naloxone. Addresses the effects of Naloxone.
PAMPHLETS
Fentanyl: How it Affects the Body Pamphlet
Teaches readers to recognize the signs of Fentanyl misuse, potentially saving lives. Addresses addiction and withdrawal and lists signs of overdose and how to reduce the effects.
English PB-DA461 Spanish PB-DA461-SP
Rainbow Fentanyl: A Spectrum Of Danger Pamphlet
Discusses how brightly colored pills can make them seem less dangerous & candylike. Describes the dangers of fentanyl and the signs of an overdose.
English PB-DA451 Spanish PB-DA451-SP
Fentanyl: A Deadly Game Pamphlet
Outlines the health effects of Fentanyl. Examines a variety of different Fentanyl analogs. Discusses where this dangerous drug is found and its effect on the opioid crisis. Describes the signs of an overdose.
English PB-DA188 Spanish PB-DA188-SP
Acetyl Fentanyl: Dangerously Potent Pamphlet
Covers the dangers and consequences of acetyl fentanyl. Examines addiction and dependence. Outlines the short and long-term effects. Describes the signs of an overdose.
English PB-DA251 Spanish PB-DA251-SP
A Parent’s Guide To Fentanyl Pamphlet
Serves as a guide, arming parents with information about Fentanyl, its risks, and how to recognize signs of overdose. Offers tips on how to have an open/honest communication. Provides instructions on what to do in the event of an overdose.
English PB-DA449 Spanish PB-DA449-SP
Naloxone: Reverse an Opioid Overdose Pamphlet
Lists the signs of an opioid overdose. Gives clear instructions on how to administer Naloxone. Describes caring for someone after giving Naloxone. Addresses the effects of Naloxone.
English PB-DA460 Spanish PB-DA460-SP
Xylazine (Tranq): Addiction, Death & Decay Pamphlet
Discusses what Xylazine (Tranq) is and why it’s so dangerous. Addresses the risks of addiction, overdose, and death. Outlines the adverse short- and long-term physical and mental effects.
English PB-DA455 Spanish PB-DA455-SP
Heroin: How It Affects the Body Pamphlet
Lists short and long term effects on the body. Includes a section on heroin and pregnancy. Addresses heroin cessation, withdrawal, and recovery. Details facts, risks, dangers and consequences of heroin use.
English PB-DA184 Spanish PB-DA184-SP
Heroin Use Pamphlet
Provides a list of the signs of heroin dependence. Examines the differences between use and addiction. Discusses different treatment options. Identifies various types of treatment facilities. Addresses how recovery impacts loved ones.
English PB-DA215 Spanish PB-DA215-SP
Heroin: Avoid This Deadly Drug Booklet
T his full color booklet emphasizes how addictive heroin is. Covers the drugs short- and long-term effects. Examines the severe withdrawal symptoms that heroin addicts must endure.
English PB-DA122-F Spanish PB-DA122-F-SP
Heroin and Opioids: Addiction Guaranteed Pamphlet
PAMPHLETS
Explains the types of prescription and illegal opioids, covers recent statistics and describes the short- and long-term effects of opioid use.
English PB-DA237
Spanish PB-DA237-SP
Opioids & Pregnancy Pamphlet
Explains the consequences of opioid use during pregnancy. Explains Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome is and what one can do to prevent it. Stresses the importance of communicating with a doctor and not quitting cold turkey. English PB-DA273 Spanish PB-DA273-SP
OXYCONTIN
Heroin: Addictive & Dangerous Pamphlet
Provides facts and important information about the dangers of heroin. Addresses how heroin is an illegal and highly addictive substance. Lists mental and physical side effects. Describes withdrawal symptoms that can occur. Discusses overdose warning signs.
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Oxycontin: Addiction Is A Tablet Away Pamphlet
These pamphlets address the risks of misusing or abusing this highly addictive drug. Discover how Oxycontin is a legally prescribed pain reliever, and how it can lead to deadly dependence.
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“YOUR
-Christine Fulton Schuylkill County, PA
CARFENTANIL
Carfentanil is a variation of fentanyl and is considered the world’s most powerful commercial opioid. It is 100 times stronger than fentanyl and over 10,000 times stronger than morphine.
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It is not intended for use in humans and is used to tranquilize large animals - like elephants. The drug is extremely powerful. Protective clothing and masks must be worn to handle the drug so none is inhaled, or touches the skin.
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Looks: A white powder, usually diluted and disguised as heroin or other drugs, tablets, blotter paper or spray.
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• Respiratory Distress
• Overdose
• Death
How to recognize the drug and signs of its abuse
Statistics about the abuse
WAY_TO_GO
Carfentanil is so powerful that the effects on the body and brain begin very quickly. Overdose symptoms begin immediately after ingestion. If an overdose reversal treatment is not administered the effects are often fatal. Even if treated quickly, the strength of this drug usually requires numerous doses of Narcan to fully revive an overdose victim. Most people who were given Carfentanil did not realize what they had taken as it was mixed with more commonly abused drugs.
Street Names: Drop Dead, Serial Killer Methods of Use: Injection, Inhalation, Ingestion,
Skin Contact Actions: Used as a tranquilizing agent for elephants and other large mammals. Carfentanil was used as a chemical weapon in Russia.
Warning Signs: Respiratory depression or arrest, drowsiness, disorientation, sedation, pinpoint pupils, clammy skin, blue lips or fingernails
TRAGEDIES
Carfentanil was linked to mass overdoses in 14 states. In Ohio, 35 overdoses were reported over just three days, six were fatal, ten were in just a nine hour time span. The lethal dose is as small as a grain of salt.
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Offers a concise overview of heroin and opioids, focusing on their effects on the mind and body, addiction risks, and overdose signs. These drugs, including heroin and prescription opioids like oxycodone and fentanyl, can have a profound impact on teenagers and college-aged students. With their potent effects on the brain, these substances pose a heightened risk of dependence and addiction in this age group.
