08/31/2026
⚠️ Just because a substance is sold over the counter doesn’t mean it’s safe.
So-called “gas station drugs” can be packaged like ordinary supplements, gummies, shots, pills, or powders, but products containing substances such as tianeptine, concentrated 7-OH, and kratom-derived compounds can carry serious risks.
Repeated use may lead to tolerance, dependence, cravings, and withdrawal. In Tennessee, awareness is especially important: tianeptine has been a Schedule II controlled substance since 2022, and the possession, manufacture, and sale of kratom have been prohibited since July 1, 2026.
Our latest article explores what individuals and families should know about gas station drugs, including:
• What tianeptine, 7-OH, and kratom are
• Why concentrated products can be risky
• Signs of dependence and withdrawal
• Tennessee’s current laws surrounding these substances
• When professional detox or addiction treatment may be appropriate
💚 Availability doesn’t equal safety. Awareness can help you make more informed decisions about your health.
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