biteprant

Biteprant is a fictional drug created for the television series "Breaking Bad." It is a synthetic opioid analgesic, similar to fentanyl, designed to be 100 times more potent than morphine. The drug was developed by the fictional character Walter White, who used it to create a highly profitable black market for the substance. Biteprant was intended to be sold as a painkiller, but its extreme potency and addictive nature made it highly dangerous. The drug played a significant role in the series, as its distribution and use drove much of the plot, including the main character's transformation from a high school chemistry teacher into a criminal mastermind. The series highlighted the real-world dangers of synthetic opioids and the devastating consequences of the opioid crisis. Despite its fictional nature, Biteprant serves as a cautionary tale about the potential risks associated with the misuse of powerful drugs.