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Three more overdose deaths in L.A. County linked to unregulated 7-OH, a synthetic kratom derivative, bring the total to six.
Three more fatal overdoses linked to synthetic 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH), a dangerous opioid-like compound derived from kratom, have been confirmed in Los Angeles County, raising the total to six deaths among residents aged 18 to 40.
The substance, sold illegally in gas stations, smoke shops, and online as a dietary supplement, is unregulated, not approved by the FDA, and can cause respiratory depression and death—especially when mixed with alcohol or other drugs.
Health officials warn against using kratom or 7-OH products, urge carrying naloxone, and advise against using alone.
The FDA has issued warning letters over illegal marketing.
Tres muertes más por sobredosis en el condado de L.A. relacionadas con el no regulado 7-OH, un derivado sintético del kratom, elevando el total a seis.