Black Tar Heroin

Black Tar Heroin , otherwise called black winged serpent, is a type of heroin that is tacky like tar or hard like coal. Its dull variety is the consequence of rough handling techniques that abandon debasements. In spite of its name, black tar heroin can likewise be dim orange or dull brown by all accounts.

Heroin is one of a group of drugs known as opiates. They are natural products of the opium poppy and also include opium, morphine, and codeine.

What is Black Tar Heroin?
Black tar heroin is a form of heroin that is dark in color and has a sticky, tar-like consistency. It is primarily produced in Mexico and is known for its low purity compared to white heroin, which is more common in the United States and Europe.

Characteristics

• Appearance: Dark brown or black, sticky, and resembles tar or roofing material.
• Purity: Generally lower than powder heroin, often containing impurities and cutting agents.
• Form: Typically sold in small chunks or lumps, which can be smoked, injected, or ingested.

Methods of Use

1. Injection: Often the most common method, though it carries significant health risks, including the potential for overdose and transmission of diseases.
2. Smoking: Users may place the substance on aluminum foil and heat it, inhaling the vapors.
3. Snorting: Less common than with powder heroin but still practiced.