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"They see a cash cow": Corporations could consume $50 billion of opioid settlements - Vimarsana News

"They see a cash cow": Corporations could consume $50 billion of opioid settlements

The marketing pitches are bold and arriving fast: Invest opioid settlement dollars in a lasso-like device to help police detain people without Tasers or pepper spray. Pour money into psychedelics,

Corporations Could Consume $50 Billion of Opioid Settlements - Vimarsana News

Corporations Could Consume $50 Billion of Opioid Settlements

The marketing pitches are bold and arriving fast: Invest opioid settlement dollars in a lasso-like device to help police detain people without Tasers or pepper spray. Pour money into psychedelics,

'They See a Cash Cow': Corporations Could Consume $50 Billion of Opioid Settlements | News - Vimarsana News

'They See a Cash Cow': Corporations Could Consume $50 Billion of Opioid Settlements | News

The marketing pitches are bold and arriving fast: Invest opioid settlement dollars in a lasso-like device to help police detain people without Tasers or pepper spray. Pour money into psychedelics,

'They see a cash cow': Corporations could consume $50 billion of opioid settlements - Vimarsana News

'They see a cash cow': Corporations could consume $50 billion of opioid settlements

The marketing pitches are bold and arriving fast: Invest opioid settlement dollars in a lasso-like device to help police detain people without Tasers or pepper spray.

State and local officials overseeing billions in opioid settlements are deluged with product offers from companies - Vimarsana News

State and local officials overseeing billions in opioid settlements are deluged with product offers from companies

As $50 billion in opioid settlement dollars land in government coffers, a swarm of businesses are positioning themselves to profit from the windfall.