The directions contain a warning to keep the product out of reach of children. There is also a warning that the product isn’t intended for those under the age of 18. There is no warning about any possible side effects associated with phenibut.
The Sleepwalker shot is currently out of stock on the Red Dawn website. However, the capsules are still being sold. According to the Red Dawn site, Sleepwalker shots are also available in convenience stores across the U.S.
As previously reported by the USA Herald, since the FDA letter, the sale of Sleepwalker shots has appears to have ceased on Amazon, but continues on eBay.
It is unclear if those products have been pulled off shelves at convenience store locations since then, or relabeled with the B-phenyl-aminobutyric-acid (phenibut) removed. Sleepwalker was still in stock at Huck’s Food & Fuel in Jasper at the time of Cole’s alleged theft.
How addictive is phenibut?
There is evidence that phenibut is addictive. The data on phenibut use is limited and more research is needed to understand how it interacts with other substances such as alcohol.
