🚨 THAT PILL AIN’T WHAT THEY SAY IT IS. 💊☠️ The street drug supply has become a deadly guessing game. Counterfeit pills are being made to look like real prescription medications, but they can contain illegally manufactured fentanyl — a powerful opioid that can cause a fatal overdose. And here's the scary part: You can't look at a pill and know what's inside. It can have the right color. The right shape. The right markings. AND STILL BE FAKE. Someone might say, “It’s just one pill.” But if that pill contains fentanyl, one pill can be enough to cause an overdose. The CDC warns that fentanyl is often found in counterfeit pills made to resemble legitimate medications. DEA has also reported massive seizures of counterfeit fentanyl pills across the United States. This is why taking a pill from the street, an unknown source, or someone who isn't a licensed pharmacy can be extremely dangerous. 💊 A pill isn't automatically safe because it LOOKS real. Parents — talk to your kids. Friends — look out for your friends. Everybody — understand the risk. And if an opioid overdose is suspected, naloxone can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose when given in time. The message is simple: 🚨 DON'T TRUST THE LOOK OF THE PILL. Because the person selling it may know what's inside. YOU MAY NOT. 💊 ONE PILL. ONE MOMENT. ONE LIFE. #BreakingNewsNYC #Fentanyl #FakePills #CounterfeitPills #FentanylAwareness @BREAKING NEWS NYC @AUTISM LATINO MAGAZINE