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Warning over counterfeit benzos

Sheshtyn Paola 13/12/2019

A counterfeit benzodiazepine that is stamped to look like a pharmaceutical product is being illegally sold in Australia Etizolam, an unregistered benzodiazepine medication, is being illegally sold in Australia in the form of counterfeit tablets that are stamped to give the appearance of alprazolam, warns NSW Health. Professor Nick Buckley, the Acting Clinical Director at

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