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Fentanyl, Tranq and Overdose
A Family Field Guide To Drug Overdose, Testing, Harm Reduction, And Real World Protection
Pop Buchanan(0)
About
Fentanyl and tranq are fueling the deadliest drug crisis in history. Families are losing loved ones every day to overdoses caused by these powerful synthetics. This book was written to save lives and give families clear answers.
In Fentanyl, Tranq and Overdose, Pop Buchanan, founder of Sober Is Dope, shares his experience in recovery and years of work with grieving families. This is a plain spoken guide designed to protect your family. It explains what fentanyl is, what tranq is, how these drugs are used by dealers, and why they are so deadly.
The book shows readers how fentanyl test strips work, how to use naloxone, and how to recognize overdose symptoms. It explains what harm reduction means, how families can protect children and teens, and why the word overdose is often a cover for poisoning. It looks at the global supply of synthetics, how cartels manufacture and ship fentanyl, and how tranq worsens the damage by causing wounds and raising overdose risk.
This is more than a medical explanation. It is a human response. The book honors families who have lost loved ones and communities that suffer every day. Kensington in Philadelphia is a case study that shows what happens when fentanyl and tranq flood a community. The lessons from Kensington apply everywhere.
This book is for parents, siblings, teachers, counselors, and friends. It answers real questions people search for every day. What is fentanyl. What is tranq. How do I prevent overdose. How do I test drugs. How do I protect my kids. The answers are here in one guide.
Why this book matters. It is written for families and is not political. It combines testimony with facts from trusted health agencies. It is compassionate, clear, and practical. It is a field guide for survival in the age of fentanyl and tranq.
In Fentanyl, Tranq and Overdose, Pop Buchanan, founder of Sober Is Dope, shares his experience in recovery and years of work with grieving families. This is a plain spoken guide designed to protect your family. It explains what fentanyl is, what tranq is, how these drugs are used by dealers, and why they are so deadly.
The book shows readers how fentanyl test strips work, how to use naloxone, and how to recognize overdose symptoms. It explains what harm reduction means, how families can protect children and teens, and why the word overdose is often a cover for poisoning. It looks at the global supply of synthetics, how cartels manufacture and ship fentanyl, and how tranq worsens the damage by causing wounds and raising overdose risk.
This is more than a medical explanation. It is a human response. The book honors families who have lost loved ones and communities that suffer every day. Kensington in Philadelphia is a case study that shows what happens when fentanyl and tranq flood a community. The lessons from Kensington apply everywhere.
This book is for parents, siblings, teachers, counselors, and friends. It answers real questions people search for every day. What is fentanyl. What is tranq. How do I prevent overdose. How do I test drugs. How do I protect my kids. The answers are here in one guide.
Why this book matters. It is written for families and is not political. It combines testimony with facts from trusted health agencies. It is compassionate, clear, and practical. It is a field guide for survival in the age of fentanyl and tranq.