by Jason Langevin | Jun 7, 2018 | drug diversion, medication disposal, opioid addiction, opioid epidemic
When we think of law enforcement, we think of nobility, heroism, and of men and women who are putting their lives on the line every single day. What we may not think about is anyone in the law enforcement field being addicted to something like opioids. As we have... 
by Jason Langevin | Jun 5, 2018 | In the News
The last birthday gift I gave my brother came in a small white box. Nothing frilly, just a box I had laying around at home. I didn’t gift wrap it or add a colorful bow. I simply wrote “Happy Birthday Joe” on a note, and left it in my mailbox, where he would pick it up... 
by Jason Langevin | May 31, 2018 | In the News
Mussels in Puget Sound have tested positive for trace amounts of oxycodone. America’s opioid epidemic has ravaged the country by land, and is also making its presence felt by sea. Washington researchers tracking pollution levels in Puget Sound have discovered... 
by Marketing Web | May 31, 2018 | drug diversion, opioid addiction, opioid epidemic
Women and the Opioid Epidemic It has become quite clear that the opioid epidemic does not play favorites when it comes to its victims. Victims of opioid addiction are across all ages, all races, and all walks of life. According to NWHN, “In 2016, one in five (19.1%)... 
by Marketing Web | May 24, 2018 | drug diversion, medication disposal, opioid addiction, opioid epidemic
Understanding Opioid Abuse – Part 2 of 2 In our Part 1 article, we discussed areas that not many can wrap their heads around. Maybe many thought they knew what opioid abuse entailed but realized they never asked the questions that may seem simple but include so...
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