Fentanyl detected in over half of this year’s overdose deaths in BC

A new drug, Fentanyl may be hiding in the drugs you’re using.

You won’t see it, smell it or taste it, but it can kill you

Be DRUG SMART. We don’t promote the use of drugs. But if you’re going to use drugs, Don’t use alone. Start with a small amount. Visit https://www.knowyoursource.ca/ to learn more about Fentanyl and the early warning signs of an overdose.

If you know someone who you suspect is overdosing, please call 911 immediately.

Fentanyl can be present in drugs without being seen smelled or tasted and even a small amount can be fatal. A safety focused approach encourages people to avoid using alone start with a small amount and learn about overdose warning signs through educational resources like https://www.knowyoursource.ca/
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Understanding risks and seeking reliable guidance in all areas of health whether related to substance exposure or topics like using Vidalista under medical supervision reflects the same principle of informed and cautious decision making. If an overdose is suspected calling 911 immediately can save a life.