A red stripe on a test strip indicates that a heroin sample is positive for fentanyl. In the face of relentless increases in overdose deaths that involve fentanyl, the strips have become an ...

Fentanyl test strips are becoming legal in more states as overdoses from the deadly substance continue to be an issue. Nearly 70% of the overdoses in 2022 could be linked to fentanyl.

The small paper strips are still considered illegal in some states, outlawed under drug paraphernalia laws dating to the 1970s era war on drugs — long before fentanyl began seeping into the ...

Massachusetts law limits wider availability of the strips because they're considered drug paraphernalia when used to test illegal drugs.

It has joined at least 20 other states whose lawmakers formally decriminalized the strips since Rhode Island became the first in 2018.

Legalizing test strips could bring overdose deaths down, advocates say, saving lives by helping more people understand just how deadly their drugs could be.

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Kansas lawmakers approved the decriminalization of fentanyl test strips statewide in a bid to cut down on overdose deaths statewide.

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 ...