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sorcrow

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7. Medically an overdose

Reply to milestogo (Original post)

Fri Jan 3, 2025, 01:21 PM

Jan 3

But isn't poisoning a better description? Most of these people aren't taking fentanyl so much as being given it under the guise of taking something else. Just some food for thought.

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'People are going to die today': Inside the fourth wave of America's deadliest epidemic [View all] milestogo Jan 3 OP

"A fentanyl test strip could have saved his life." RAB910 Jan 3 #1

maybe they use less of it? But certainly I think it's better to know than not know LymphocyteLover Jan 3 #2

Refund? Unladen Swallow Jan 3 #3

I am sure that is easier said than done for someone addicted. sheshe2 Jan 3 #4

The point is, the test strip gives the knowledge Unladen Swallow Jan 3 #5

You seem to be missing something AZJonnie Jan 3 #6

that's not how an addiction works Skittles Jan 3 #8

Medically an overdose sorcrow Jan 3 #7