Fentanyl test strips gain legal ground across states
Willis of The Urban Barber Association in Cleveland hands out strips weekly as part of health education. The push to legalize test strips grows nationally with Pennsylvania, Kansas, and other states decriminalizing them to reduce overdoses. Advocates cite CDC data and stories from users like Brandy Harris and Rodney Olinger while officials note broader life-saving potential and shifting law enforcement priorities.
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