DEA warns fentanyl, meth-laced pills more lethal and easier to access

by Leandra Bernstein

Tue, September 28th 2021, 6:44 PM UTC

Counterfeit Oxycontin pills containing fentanyl, seized by law enforcement. (Photo: Justice.gov){ }{ }

A bag filled with fentanyl-laced pills seized by the Medford, Ore. Police Deparment. (KTVL file){ }

This image shows a counterfeit pill press die.A single pill press can churn out 5,000 pills per hour. (Photo: DEA.gov){ }

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Counterfeit Oxycontin pills containing fentanyl, seized by law enforcement. (Photo: Justice.gov)

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