Insys markets only one product: fentanyl spray (Subsys), a rapidly acting, highly potent, dangerous opioid sprayed under the tongue.
If you consume cocaine and alcohol together it forms something that acts like cocaine but will have a more potent, dangerous affect, essentially.
Judge Larson noted that "Bumetanide is a very potent and dangerous drug and can cause serious side effects, including death, if inadvertently taken and not under the supervisions of a physician," and that counsel for the NFL "made a conscious decision not to inform the FDA or any other regulatory agency [or the NFL Players] that Star Caps contained Bumetanide".
Such an attack would have established not only that they exist, and that they are potent and dangerous, but to present their calling card to would-be recruits.
However it is used, the word "evil" continues to have a "potent, frequently dangerous, emotional charge," the philosopher Peter Dews writes, in his 2007 study "The Idea of Evil".
He branded Kerr's killers as a "potent and dangerous minority" and added: "A mother has lost her brave son, made all the more horrific that it is Mother's Day today".
It's been demonstrated throughout the history of drug policy: the more authorities target a class of drugs, the more potent and dangerous the versions on the street become.
They say an excessive reliance on Ritalin and several competing drugs is driving parents away from traditional forms of discipline and has created a growing, illegal traffic in what are potent and dangerous speed-like stimulants.
But aided by the F.B.I.'s inattention, the Bonanno mob has revived to become one of the most potent and dangerous Mafia groups in the New York region, organized crime experts say.
For one thing, the administration and Congress seemed to veer back toward an early assessment last week that the strain of anthrax in a letter sent to the Senate majority leader was especially potent and dangerous.
A willingness to manipulate the truth and a belief that what you're doing is right is a potent and dangerous mix – and it's what's been driving Assange, and the chaos that follows in his wake, for almost two years now.
