'Rainbow fentanyl'
Recently, the Drug Enforcement Administration has been warning parents about brightly colored fentanyl pills that they say are designed to entice children into addiction. But drug policy experts say that is inaccurate, and obscures real dangers around fentanyl and the contamination of the drug supply.
Drug Enforcement Administration/TNS
PHILADELPHIA — As Halloween approaches, the federal government has been warning parents of a spooky new danger: Drug cartels are using rainbow-colored pills and powders that look like candy to introduce children to highly addictive synthetic opioids. One taste could kill.
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