Talk:4-Phenylfentanyl

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I believe the use of beta fentanyl would be much saver for surgeries and street drug.

As compared to fentanyl citrate which let to 3 overdoses with my short exposure to it in its pure I.V. Form. As comlared to my daily use of beta fentanyl ( i know their are 2 the none orange one), i shot up to 90 mg after a strong tolerance that only months of continual injecting would give me. Never once cause me to overdose,it is a shame that my " past suffering" could not not be used. 3dempty (talk) 19:26, 30 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]