Reports of “rainbow fentanyl” are growing nationwide, and law enforcement suggest the colorful, candy-looking opioid could target young people. Other experts say the colors are most likely added to distinguish products.
Over the last several weeks, seizures of colored fentanyl have made headlines in Arizona, Oregon, California and Washington, D.C. While many may be encountering rainbow fentanyl for the first time, it’s not new. Experts with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s D.C. Division say that pills have been seized around the D.C. region, for example, for at least the last 18 months.
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