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Lifesaving fentanyl test strips still illegal in some states under '70s-era war on drugs law - Vimarsana News

Lifesaving fentanyl test strips still illegal in some states under '70s-era war on drugs law

At Cleveland's Urban Kutz Barbershop, customers can flip through magazines as they wait, or help themselves to drug screening tests left out in a box on a table with a

Deroy Murdock: Data shows who extremists are - Vimarsana News

Deroy Murdock: Data shows who extremists are

IN AN effort to divide the nation that he pledged to unite, President Joe Biden routinely decries “MAGA extremists in the Republican Party.” A March 27 White House fact sheet

'Keep them alive': More states legalize fentanyl test strips to combat surging opioid deaths - Vimarsana News

'Keep them alive': More states legalize fentanyl test strips to combat surging opioid deaths

By Samantha Hendrickson | The Associated Press Kim Adams of the SOAR Initiative, a nonprofit that seeks to prevent drug overdoses in Ohio, packs fentanyl

Florida lawmakers passed a bill legalizing lifesaving fentanyl test strips. Many states haven't - Vimarsana News

Florida lawmakers passed a bill legalizing lifesaving fentanyl test strips. Many states haven't

The strips have the CDC's support to help prevent overdoses but are technically illegal in some states under drug paraphernalia laws dating back decades. Florida's bill awaits the governor's signature.

Source: usf.edu
Lifesaving fentanyl test strips still illegal in some states under '70s-era war on drugs law - Vimarsana News

Lifesaving fentanyl test strips still illegal in some states under '70s-era war on drugs law

A growing number of states are decriminalizing fentanyl testing strips, seeking to protect people who use drugs from unwitting exposure to the highly potent synthetic opioid ravaging the U.S. with overdose deaths.