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They use that as their defense,' Klobuchar said. Louis County Attorney Mark Rubin pointed out that a former Duluth head shop labeled analogue drugs as 'watch cleaner.' Duluth Police Chief Mike Tusken said that analogue drugs are 'of course' intended for human consumption despite their labels, and the legislation is an 'invaluable tool' in the community. 'They are terribly, terribly detrimental to the people in our community. This bill is going to help us have the ability to hold the folks that are dealing these analogue and synthetic opioids accountable,' Tusken said. The Synthetic Abuse and Labeling of Toxic Substances Act, which Klobuchar introduced with Sen.

Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., is headed to President Donald Trump's desk for his signature as part of a package of legislation passed by Congress last week to address the opioid crisis. Although federal law was changed to make it easier to bring a case against an establishment mislabeling products, it wasn't enough, Klobuchar said. Since those changes were made, drug distributors have started changing the compositions of their drugs to stay under the radar, and the opioid called fentanyl and its analogue, called carfentanil, have come onto the market, she said. 'Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic drug that's up to 50 times more potent than heroin and 100 times more potent than morphine. Think about that: Literally a grain of salt size can kill someone,' Klobuchar said. Giving Klobuchar a picture of his daughter, Cotton resident Patrick Hey thanked her during Monday's press conference for her work on the opioid epidemic that's 'stealing our youth.' Hey's daughter, Micaila Hey, died by suicide in January by overdosing on pure fentanyl.

Patrick Hey said his daughter took her own life because she was 'begging for help' with her addiction and couldn't find it quickly enough. Since her death, he has become an advocate for making drug addiction treatment and mental health services more widely available. Addressing the opioid crisis is a marathon, and they're only a few miles in, Hey said during the press conference. Reading a list of young people who have died of drug overdoses in Minnesota, Hey said, 'These are just a few of our children who have fallen victim to the scourge of humanity.

Let's take the tragic loss and use that pain to help others who are still living.' Klobuchar said Hey's story makes the opioid crisis real to people.