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Could an opioid vending machine from Dartmouth make street drug users safer during COVID-19 pandemic?

Coronavirus prompts Canada to roll out safe drugs for street users

Vancouver — Canada’s Pacific province of British Columbia was already battling an opioid epidemic when the new coronavirus hit, compounding the threat to drug users, many of whom are homeless and particularly vulnerable during the pandemic.

Opioid vending machine opens in Vancouver

MySafe scheme for addicts aims to help reduce overdose deaths in Canadian city

A Vending Machine in Canada Is Dispensing a Drug Twice as Strong as Heroin

Machine Helping Fight Opioid Overdoses

Drug-Dispensing Machine Model Should Be Expanded To Fight Overdoses: B.C. Doctor

The MySafe machine is located on the same street as two of North America’s first supervised approaches to harm reduction. Insite allows drug users to inject their own substances, while Crosstown provides between 100 and 120 people with medical grade heroin they inject several times daily.

Vancouver Is Using A Vending Machine For Drugs & It's The Only One In The World

Biometric opioid dispensing machine first of its kind to address demand for safer drug supply

Vancouver's drug-dispensing machine: Why it exists and how it works