Given the demand that is out there for fentanyl--and actually, I hear from back home where people look for tar-fentanyl--given how cheap these are to transport and produce, do you see criminal organizations switching from heroin to these substances?
Rothfus questions the shift from heroin to fentanyl by criminal organizations due to demand and cost.
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