Tyendinaga Police have issued a public safety warning following two hallucination and erratic behavior medical calls in October.
Officials say the calls came after consuming a drug known as Kratom.
It was purchased at a local gas station or dispensary on the territory and the product contains 7-OH, a synthesized compound that produces opioid-like effects .
Although not currently a scheduled substance under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, Kratom is not approved by Health Canada for human consumption .
Authorities and public health officials emphasize the substance can cause dangerous adverse effects, particularly when combined with other substances or prescription medications .
