It is a very dangerous and addicting drug. It received its street name from the crocodile skin. User's skin begins to die at the localized
Krokodil What type of drug is it? Opioid. What are the effects? Krokodil is named for the crocodile-like appearance it creates on the skin.
The drug is named after crocodiles because of the scaly appearance gangrenous skin takes on. These images show addicts and what the drug has
What is Crocodile (Desomorphine)? What is it used for? Crocodile Side Effects. Skin necrosis; Muscle and cartilage damage; Damage to blood
The drug got its name because it makes the user's skin peel away, becoming scaly like a crocodile.
Desomorphine is a synthetic injectable drug that causes skin necrosis. The skin turns into greenish plates resembling crocodile leather, hence
Desomorphine is a synthetic injectable drug that causes skin necrosis. The skin turns into greenish plates resembling crocodile leather, hence
The drug is named after crocodiles because of the scaly appearance gangrenous skin takes on. These images show addicts and what the drug has
After injecting the drug, necrosis of the skin and a black-green discolouration of the skin may occur, from which the name krokodil is derived as it resembles a crocodile's skin.
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