08/27/2026
⚠️ Just because something is sold at a gas station or convenience store doesn’t mean it’s safe.
So-called “gas station drugs” can include psychoactive products containing substances such as tianeptine and highly concentrated 7-OH. These products may be marketed as supplements, mood enhancers, energy products, gummies, shots, or extracts, making their potential risks easy to underestimate.
Repeated use of tianeptine and concentrated 7-OH has been associated with tolerance, dependence, withdrawal, and serious health effects. Another concern is that consumers may not always know the exact ingredients or potency of what they’re taking, making the effects and potential interactions even more unpredictable.
Our latest article explores:
• What “gas station drugs” actually are
• The risks associated with tianeptine and 7-OH
• How concentrated 7-OH differs from traditional kratom
• Signs that use may be becoming a problem
• Potential withdrawal symptoms
• What parents and families should know
• When professional addiction treatment may be appropriate
💚 A product being easy to purchase doesn’t make it harmless. Awareness starts with knowing what’s actually inside.
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