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Tianeptine Trends in the U.S.: Antidepressant, Nootropic, Street Drug (“Gas Station Heroin” & ZaZa)

by GLOOM

Tianeptine is an atypical antidepressant that has been approved in several countries for treating depression but is not authorized for medical use in the United States. Despite this, it has found a significant market in the U.S. as a nootropic, often sold under names like ZaZa or Tianna Red, and has been nicknamed “gas station …

Tianeptine Withdrawal Symptoms

by GLOOM

Tianeptine, also referred to under the brand names “Stablon” and “Coaxil,” is an antidepressant originally discovered and patented in the 1960s by the French Society of Medical Research. The drug is primarily utilized for the treatment of major depressive disorder in France and European countries. In some cases, tianeptine is also utilized for the management …