In this blog post we discuss our July 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. The PDF report can be found at the end. Key findings: * Carfentanil found in four samples expected to be opioid-down. * Overall median fentanyl concentration of 7.1%, with a maximum

In this blog post we discuss our June 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. The PDF report can be found at the end. Key findings: * Carfentanil found in two samples expected to be opioid-down or unknown. * Overall median fentanyl concentration of 7.7%, with

In this blog post we discuss our May 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. The PDF report can be found at the end. Key findings: * Fentanyl analogues found in 10 samples expected to be opioid-down or unknown, including carfentanil (8) and fluorofentanyl (2) * Overall

In this blog post we discuss our April 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. The PDF report can be found at the end. Key findings: * Fentanyl analogues found in 24% of opioid-down samples (13/54), including fluorofentanyl (7), carfentanil (5), chloroisobutyryl fentanyl (1). * Median

In this blog post we discuss our March 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. The PDF report can be found at the end. We would also like to announce that this month we moved to our new store-front location! Key findings: * Carfentanil found in

In this blog post we discuss our February 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. We are excited to present additional reporting of fentanyl, etizolam, heroin, and carfentanil concentrations through our collaboration with Dr. Chris Gill and the team at Vancouver Island University. The PDF

In this blog post we discuss our January 2021 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. We are excited to announce the additional reporting of fentanyl, etizolam, heroin, and carfentanil concentrations through our collaboration with Dr. Chris Gill and his team at Vancouver Island University. The

In this blog post we discuss our December 2020 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. We are also excited to announce the additional reporting of fentanyl concentrations through our collaboration with Dr. Chris Gill and his team at Vancouver Island University. The PDF report can

In this blog post we discuss our November 2020 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results. We are also excited to announce our collaboration with Vancouver Island University and their paper spray mass spectrometer. The PDF report can be found at the end. Key findings: * 20%

In this blog post we discuss our October 2020 report and provide more information on how to interpret the results as well as additional information on common cutting agents. The PDF report can be found at the end. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Insight for the October 2020 Monthly Report Figure 1. Sample intake

Welcome to the first release of our monthly reports! We hope to increase our information sharing with the community to give more regular updates about what we are finding in the current drug supply. These reports are designed to give an overview of what is coming through our service, so