"It's called an unapproved drug. It's a drug in other countries, this tianeptine, used for an antidepressant. But it's never been approved in America, and I think it's falling through the regulatory cracks," plaintiff attorney Michael Pender said.
April 15, 2024 at 05:46 PM
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A New Jersey man who claims he suffered life-threatening injuries from ingesting an elixir with the nickname “gas station heroin” has sued the product’s manufacturer and a store that sold it to him.
When Gregory Newman took 3 milliliters of Neptune’s Fix he allegedly felt sudden and intense anxiety and panic, became unconscious, suffered seizures and swelling of the brain, and was hospitalized for two weeks, according to the complaint.
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Neptune’s Fix bottles. Image from court documents
