What is perc-o-pop?

In the early 1960s, a new form of drug treatment and intravenous anesthetics based on opiate and intravenous anesthetic has become generally available in the medical community. Fentanyl, also known as Duragesic® and Actiq® trade names, was at least 80 times more effective than morphine, which limited its legal use to surgical anesthetic procedures and advanced pain treatment in cancer patients and others who could tolerate opiate pain. One form of fentanyl, Actiq®, was commonly served as an oral grazer or lollipop. This form of fentanyl is also known in the world of illegal drugs as "perc-o-pop". Patients who are prescribed by Pasting or Lolliputs ACTIQ® are generally due to heart surgery or cancer treatment in general in unbearable pain. Fentanyl is also administered through transdermal spots known under Duragesic® trader and is highly controlled by the Federal law. Street drug Version Perc-O-Pop is often stolen from justified drugARENS or directly from patients who depend on the pastin or lollipop for pain treatment. Users do not need complicated drug sets full of intravenous needles, glass pipes or butane torches. Perc-O-POP can be simply placed in the mouth and naturally dissolved. Fentanyl penetrates the blood/brain barrier exceptionally fast, which means that the effects can be felt within minutes of ingestion.

Perc-O-Pops are also used as heroin substitutes that can sometimes be difficult to get on the street. The problem is that Perc-O-POP is much more effective than the average heroin intervention, which means that an overdose of fentanyl is a risk drug face. Other forms of fentanyl, including the Agesic® liquidstermal patches, can also be injected intravenously or kept under the tongue similar to perc-o-pop.

Perc-O-Pops also passes through a number of other names of PouliRiver drugs such as Apache, China Girl, China White, Dance Fever, Friend, Goodfella, Jackpot, Murder 8, TNT, Tango and Cash and Lollipop.