Safety Strips Invites Media Offices to Receive Free Fentanyl Test Kits to Enhance Public Safety
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Safe Supply Streaming Co (CSE: SPLY) (OTCQB: SSPLF) has announced a new initiative to donate fentanyl test kits to media offices. The company's Safety Strips product allows quick detection of fentanyl, xylazine, and drink-spiking substances in real-time.
This initiative comes following the tragic death of Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano during Super Bowl weekend in New Orleans, where authorities suspect a drug-related incident. The company aims to support journalists, event organizers, and nightlife professionals with harm reduction tools.
Media offices can request free kits by contacting Nikhil Karani at info@safesupply.com. The technology is designed to be portable, discreet, and easy to use, particularly targeting high-risk environments such as nightlife venues, music festivals, college campuses, and major events.
Positive
- Expanding market presence through strategic donation program to media offices
- Product addresses critical public safety need in high-risk environments
- Potential for increased brand awareness and market penetration through media partnerships
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- No revenue generation from donation program
- No financial metrics or business performance data provided
News Market Reaction
On the day this news was published, SSPLF gained 42.03%, reflecting a significant positive market reaction.
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Providing Journalists and Event Organizers with Essential Tools for Overdose Prevention
Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - February 14, 2025) - Safe Supply Streaming Co Ltd. (CSE: SPLY) (OTCQB: SSPLF) (FSE: QM4) ("Safe Supply" or the "Company"), the company behind Safety Strips, is pleased to announce it is donating its life-saving fentanyl test strips to media offices. This initiative ensures that journalists and event organizers have direct access to these essential tools, helping to prevent accidental overdoses and promote public safety.
Media offices interested in receiving a free kit can contact Nikhil Karani, Media Relations at Safe Supply, at info@safesupply.com to order their kits today.
With the rising concerns around fentanyl contamination in recreational substances, Safety Strips provide a quick and reliable way to detect fentanyl, empowering individuals to make safer choices.
By equipping media offices with Safety Strips, Safe Supply is not only supporting journalists who report on public health and harm reduction but also enabling them to distribute resources to those who need them most.
"We believe access to harm reduction tools is a fundamental right," said Geoff Benic, CEO of Safety Strips. "Following the tragic passing of Telemundo reporter Adan Manzano during Super Bowl weekend in New Orleans, reports indicate that authorities suspect a potential drug-related incident, underscoring the urgent need for accessible harm reduction tools to prevent such fatalities[1]. By donating Safety Strips to media offices, we are ensuring that journalists, event organizers, and nightlife professionals have a simple yet effective tool to help prevent overdoses and save lives."
Safety Strips: A Critical Solution for Harm Reduction
Safety Strips is rapidly scaling the distribution of its advanced drug testing strips, which enable users to detect fentanyl, xylazine, and drink-spiking substances in real time.
The technology is designed to be portable, discreet, and easy to use, making it an essential tool for individuals in high-risk environments such as nightlife venues, music festivals, college campuses, and major events like the Super Bowl.
"High-profile tragedies like this reinforce the immediate need for harm reduction tools that are readily accessible," states Bill Panagiotakopoulos, CEO of the Safe Supply Streaming Co Ltd. "Our mission is to empower individuals with knowledge and protection, ensuring that no one unknowingly consumes dangerous substances. We cordially invite any media offices to contact us today to receive their free kits – together we can help support the harm reduction efforts in our communities."
For additional information please contact:
Bill Panagiotakopoulos
Chief Executive Officer and Director
Email: info@safesupply.com
Website: www.safesupply.com
The Canadian Securities Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Forward-Looking Statements:
This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding Safe Supply Streaming Co Ltd. and its initiatives. Actual results may vary due to market conditions, regulatory changes, and operational factors.
[1] The Guardian. (2025, February 7). Death of Telemundo reporter covering Super Bowl LIX leads to woman's arrest. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/07/adan-manzano-reporter-death-arrest#:~:text=The%20reporter%2C%20Adan%20Manzano%20of,missing%20a%20work%2Drelated%20meeting.
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