Fentanyl test strips, which are designed to inform users about the presence of fentanyl in drugs, are categorized as drug paraphernalia in a new funding notice from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Research indicates that these strips can be life-saving for individuals using drugs.
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HUD's Funding Notice Includes Fentanyl Test Strips as Drug Paraphernalia
The Department of Housing and Urban Development has classified fentanyl test strips as drug paraphernalia in its latest funding notice. Studies suggest that these strips can help save lives by informing users about the presence of fentanyl in substances.
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HUD's Funding Notice Includes Fentanyl Test Strips as Drug Paraphernalia