11 ng/ml is high but not actually insane for super druggies. If you are around 20 ng/ml you are probably dead 90+% of the time, but at 11 you may or may not die if you are a habitual user. Some people die around 11, if they are taking it on prescription for the first time.
Interesting, I did not know that, though it does make sense, especially:
[...] but at 11 you would probably survive if you are a habitual user.
I recall having seen something about the level of fentanyl being lethal varying from user to user, and the size of George Floyd as well as possible habitual usage points in the direction of him being able to survive a higher level of fentanyl.
On the other hand, he did also have other drugs in his system, and I recalls something about a heart disease. But still, in case he was a habitual user and/or other, it might possibly mean that his dosage was not necessarily lethal, though of course still very significant.
11 ng/ml is high but not actually insane for super druggies. If you are around 20 ng/ml you are probably dead 90+% of the time, but at 11 you may or may not die if you are a habitual user. Some people die around 11, if they are taking it on prescription for the first time.
Interesting, I did not know that, though it does make sense, especially:
I recall having seen something about the level of fentanyl being lethal varying from user to user, and the size of George Floyd as well as possible habitual usage points in the direction of him being able to survive a higher level of fentanyl.
On the other hand, he did also have other drugs in his system, and I recalls something about a heart disease. But still, in case he was a habitual user and/or other, it might possibly mean that his dosage was not necessarily lethal, though of course still very significant.