Substance:Fentanyl: Difference between revisions

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|aliases=Fentanyl
|aliases=Fentanyl;Fent;China White (street mixtures)
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|threshold1=10–25 µg
|light1=25–50 µg
|common1=50–100 µg
|strong1=100–200 µg
|heavy1=200+ µg
|onset1=1–5 min
|duration1=30–90 min
|notes1=Microgram-scale; test doses and never use alone.
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|threshold2=unknown
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= Fentanyl =
= Fentanyl =


'''Fentanyl''' is a psychoactive substance in this archive. Details (chemistry, ROAs, and dose ranges) still need to be filled in.
'''Fentanyl''' is an extremely potent synthetic opioid. Recreational exposure is high-risk because milligram-scale differences can be lethal, especially for people without opioid tolerance or when powders are unevenly mixed.


== Reports ==
== Reports ==

Revision as of 17:55, 9 August 2026

Fentanyl
TypeSubstance
CategoryDepressant
Chemical NameFentanyl
AliasesFentanyl, Fent, China White (street mixtures)
ROA(s)Insufflated, Insufflated / smoked (street)
Drug Class(es)Depressant
Insufflated
Threshold10–25 µg
Light25–50 µg
Common50–100 µg
Strong100–200 µg
Heavy200+ µg
Onset1–5 min
Duration30–90 min
NotesMicrogram-scale; test doses and never use alone.
Insufflated / smoked (street)
Thresholdunknown
Lightunknown
Commonunknown
Strongunknown
Heavyunknown
Onsetseconds–minutes
Durationvariable
NotesStreet products are unreliable; ranges are not safely generalizable.

Fentanyl

Fentanyl is an extremely potent synthetic opioid. Recreational exposure is high-risk because milligram-scale differences can be lethal, especially for people without opioid tolerance or when powders are unevenly mixed.

Reports

Experience reports in this archive that include Fentanyl: