GOATS Give Out A Test Strip

08/08/2024

03/19/2023

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2023/03/16/woman-faces-murder-charge-over-fentanyl-death-in-florida-keys/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=snd&utm_content=wplg10

A 23-year-old woman was facing a murder charge on Thursday in the Florida Keys after detectives accused her of selling the fentanyl that caused a 53-year-old woman’s death.

03/17/2023

The department, in an advisory posted to Facebook, said they found the drug when they responded to an overdose call.

01/06/2023

It happened on Tuesday.

01/04/2023

The last time I updated the Intro to this page: "WORK IN PROGRESS! I myself am almost 5 yrs clean! I am advocating changing the law in AZ in 2021 to legalize the use of fentanyl test strips." I did reach out to a couple people in office. I did get busy with work and life. But guess what was legalized in AZ in 2021? Yep, fentanyl test strips! And I am late to celebrate! So woooohoooo! Here, we come 2023. Time to stock up and start handing them out. Stay tuned for my first fundraiser (anyone who donates gets a free test trip!). I only need $40 for my 1st 100 strips. I would love 1000. Also, anyone with non-profit exerience, please message me. Now we have the long fight of federal legalization! Thank you for hanging in there GOATS!

01/04/2023

HOW TO USE TEST STRIPS...

Fentanyl test strips (FTS) are a low-cost method of helping prevent drug overdoses and reducing harm. FTS are small strips of paper that can detect the presence of fentanyl in all different kinds of drugs (co***ne, methamphetamine, he**in, etc.) and drug forms (pills, powder, and injectables).1 FTS....

01/04/2023

NOW WE NEED THIS NATIONWIDE! Stay tuned for a GoFundMe Page to raise funds to obtain test strips to pass out in AZ.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey (R) on Wednesday signed a bill into law that will legalize test strips that detect the op**te fentanyl in an effort to combat overdoses.Drug users will be able to …

01/04/2023

Fentanyl test strips are largely illegal "thanks to a bill that most states passed in the late 1970s at the urging of the [DEA]. The law criminalized drug paraphernalia, and included devices that test the contents of illicit substances in that category."

Politicians frequently pay lip service to stopping fentanyl overdoses while continuing to prohibit things that could actually stop them or implement policies to make them less likely.

11/30/2022

A 17-year-old's death in California shows how fentanyl and fake pills, often sold on social media, are killing record numbers of unsuspecting Americans.