Fentanyl availability on darknet markets

Roderic Broadhurst; Matthew Ball; Harshit Trivedi

Fentanyl availability on darknet markets

Roderic Broadhurst, Matthew Ball, Harshit Trivedi

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Abstract

A snapshot of the sale of fentanyl and its analogues across several popular darknet markets between 2 January and 27 March 2019 reveals the amount, types and physical forms available. Of the 127,541 unique drug listings identified, 13,135 were opioids (10.3% of all drugs), of which 1,118 (0.876% of all drugs) were fentanyl or its analogues. Between 27.3 and 39.3 kilograms of fentanyl and its derivatives were available over the period.

Original language	English
No.	590
Specialist publication	Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice
Publication status	Published - 2020

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