[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Persephone ↗

They are talking about Coaxil (which is an antidepressant Tianeptine).
The first guy with gangrenous fingers was injecting it into his armpit. The drug comes as a tablet. He was dissolving tablets in something. He was saying for 1 injection he dissolved 30 tablets and paid 300 rubles for it, which is $3.86. Heroin was more expensive.
The second patient injected into the inner part of the elbow (you can see the abscess). And he also injected into his wrist.
And the lady injected it subcutaneously into the forearm. That's how she got that bloody wound with the bone visible. Six months later she was back in the clinic after injecting it into her femoral vein.
The question posed at the end of video means "What's going to happen next?"

It's kinda thick paste plugging up the blood vessels and sometimes when they hit an artery shit is really going downhill.

The pill debris causing all blood flow to stop reaching everything downstream from the injection siteand without oxygen the muscles, fat and skin rapidly die. This causes (dry) gangrene.

Unlike fentanyl or xylazine (Trang), which numbs the brain, coaxil doesn't provide massive, full-body anesthesia. When they accidentally miss a vein and injects coaxil into an artery, the pain is described as an immediate, blinding, molten lava burning sensation.

it usally leeads emergency amputations because of the blood clots caused by the substance. Smell must be horrible.