The spread of intoxicating vaping devices exposes the secret of the latest intoxicating vaping devic

With the decline of fruity e-cigarettes, a new type of intoxicating e-cigarette is becoming increasingly rampant. The indiscriminate addition of substances in the e-cigarette industry has been criticized, shifting from cannabinoids to now etomidate.

Today, we will mainly discuss a recently rampant type of intoxicating e-cigarette - e-cigarettes that contain etomidate, commonly known as "smoke powder".

Etomidate is an imidazole derivative, a non-barbiturate intravenous anesthetic that is a fast-acting hypnotic general anesthetic.

Due to stricter controls on previously abused drugs like heroin, methamphetamine, and ketamine, many criminals are exploiting this gap to sell etomidate to teenagers and former drug users as a substitute for drugs for profit.

Particularly, some rebellious youths are being lured by criminals to abuse etomidate, leading to dangerous situations. The state after consuming etomidate is similar to being intoxicated.

Research has found that long-term high-dose use of etomidate can lead to irritability, laziness, and other mental disorders affecting a person's emotions, thoughts, and willpower. Patients may exhibit tendencies towards irritability, harming others, and destroying property; at the same time, they gradually lose interest in life and work, damaging their social functions.

There are two common methods of consuming etomidate: one is to pack etomidate powder, or "smoke powder", into the tip of a regular cigarette from which some tobacco has been removed, then twist the empty cigarette paper tightly into a pointed shape, creating what is called a "high smoke", which is then smoked like a regular cigarette.

The other method is to add etomidate to e-liquid for vaping.

Parents, if you discover that your child is using etomidate, be sure to report it to the authorities immediately to stop it, or there will be endless consequences.

Given the current rampant situation of etomidate, I believe it will soon be classified as a controlled substance and listed among drugs.