FDA warning!

Accidental exposure to drugs is a major cause of poisoning in children

Accidental exposure to drugs is a major cause of poisoning in children

Fentanyl is a potent, opioid analgesic with rapid onset and very short duration of action

Fentanyl is a potent, opioid analgesic with rapid onset and very short duration of action

However, children overdose by putting new and used fentanyl patches in their mouths or sticking the patches to the skin, causing the child’s breathing to slow down and blood oxygen levels to decrease, leading to death

•• Keep fentanyl patches and other medicines in a safe place out of the sight and reach of children

• Consider covering the fentanyl patch with a transparent adhesive film to ensure that the patch will not fall off the user's body.

• Make sure that the patch is still in place by touching or observing

• Please properly dispose of the used fentanyl patch in time

Early signs of exposure to young children may be difficult to detect.

If children are exposed to fentanyl, naloxone can be used

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In the 1990 mid-decade, the fentanyl patch was first used as a palliative care drugs

In 1990 in the 1990 mid-decade, the fentanyl patch was first used as a palliative care drugs

Fentanyl is also used as a recreational drug, resulting in 2000 Nian Zhi 2017 Fentanyl is also used as a recreational drug, resulting in 2000 Nian Zhi 2017 Nian thousands of overdose deaths

In addition, in the incident of the Moscow Opera House in October 2002 , the Russian military police and the Alpha team used it to anaesthetize everyone in the Opera House and forcibly attacked them, resulting in 130 deaths due to fentanyl's adverse reactions .

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