There’s a harmful drug substance that is kind of viral these days, it makes the mouth/tongue/lips turn blue once used.
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There’s a harmful drug substance that is kind of viral these days, it makes the mouth/tongue/lips turn blue once used.
Have you heard of molly? Molly is a pretty popular these days, it gets littered around at parties. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, molly is the powder or crystal form of MDMA. Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, a chemical drug most commonly known for its use in the pressed pill Ecstasy. Unlike Ecstasy, which has a reputation for being laced with everything from caffeine to methamphetamine, molly, a name shortened from molecule thought of as pure MDMA.
Rexista is actually a new pill that contains a blue dye that is released if someone tries to misuse the drug by crushing it so they can snort it, or if they chew it to release all its effects at once. The company felt the blue dye that stains the mouth and tongue of a person abusing it would serve as a warning of drug misuse to family and friends and a deterrent to abuse.