Why can't I feel it when I inject fentanyl?
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Firstly, it is important to note that injecting fentanyl is extremely dangerous and should not be done under any circumstances. Patients who have been given fentanyl for legitimate pain relief have described feeling drowsy, euphoric, and relieved of their pain. If you are not experiencing any effects from fentanyl, it may not actually be fentanyl or you may be injecting it incorrectly. It is possible that you are injecting it under the skin or into the muscle instead of into a vein, which would explain why you are not feeling its effects. However, injecting fentanyl is incredibly risky and can lead to fatal overdose. It is not a matter of if you will overdose, but when. Therefore, I strongly advise against injecting fentanyl and seek professional help if you or someone you know is struggling with addiction.