Tianeptine and Analogues: New Controlled Substance Regulations
This act aims to add tianeptine and its derivatives to the list of controlled substances, meaning their production, distribution, and possession will be strictly regulated. This change is intended to protect public health by restricting access to substances with addictive potential similar to opioids. Citizens should be aware that possessing these substances without proper authorization will become illegal.
Key points
Tianeptine and its analogues will be added to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act.
The change will take effect 90 days after the act's enactment, making possession without proper authorization illegal thereafter.
The goal is to combat emerging threats from opioid-like substances.
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