Fraser Health set up a drug testing tent at the FVDED at the Park festival in Surrey to help keep people informed and safe.
Drug checking is a harm reduction service offered by the health authority year-round, but it also does pop-up services. It has a drug testing tent just outside the festival.
“If you’re going to use, stay safer by making sure you know what’s in your drugs. And remember — carry a Naloxone kit with you and don’t use alone.” “ was really good. So yesterday, we had quite a lot of folks come and ask questions and get some substances tested. We are really excited to be here.”Fraser Health said people can also get their drugs tested at other testing facilities like Safepoint in Surrey, Purpose Society in New Westminster, RanCity Housing in Surrey and RainCity Housing in Coquitlam.
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