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  • Ep. 103 – Harm Reduction through Testing: Iqbal Sunderani, BTNX

Ep. 103 – Harm Reduction through Testing: Iqbal Sunderani, BTNX

Monday 12th June 2017

Learn about BTNX's Rapid Response Drug Test Strip and its role in harm reduction, featuring insights from CEO Iqbal Sunderani and Van Asher.
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Life-Saving Innovations: BTNX's Rapid Response Drug Test Strip

Apart from saving lives, there is also the economic argument in terms of very strong savings, and these savings come from being, you know, using the test for preventative purposes.
Imagine having a tool that could potentially save lives by detecting deadly substances in drugs. That's exactly what BTNX, Inc. has created with their Rapid Response Drug Test Strip. In this episode of the Cover 2 Resources podcast, host Greg McNeil sits down with Iqbal Sunderani, the visionary CEO and Founder of BTNX, Inc., to discuss this groundbreaking innovation.
The test strip is designed to detect fentanyl in drugs like heroin, providing a crucial layer of safety for users and those working in harm reduction. Sunderani delves into the economic and social benefits of such preventative testing and the hurdles in making these life-saving tools more accessible. But the conversation doesn't stop there. Greg also speaks with Van Asher, the syringe access program manager at St. Ann’s Corner of Harm Reduction in Bronx, NY.
Asher shares his frontline experiences and sheds light on how harm reduction programs can significantly impact individuals and families grappling with opioid addiction. This episode offers a compelling look at how community support, education, and innovative tools like the Rapid Response Drug Test Strip are pivotal in the ongoing battle against the opioid crisis.