Table 2.

Patients’ experiences and preferences regarding fentanyl (n= 114 unless otherwise noted.)

Responses
Have you ever knowingly taken fentanyl that was sold on the street?	Yes: 56.1%
Do you know any people whose drug of choice is fentanyl?	Yes: 65.8%
Before you came to treatment, what was your preferred opioid of choice?	Heroin alone (40.4%) Rx opioids (11.4%) Multiple, not including fentanyl (3.5%) Fentanyl alone (5.3%) Fentanyl and heroin mix (33.3%) Multiple, including fentanyl (6.1%) Fentanyl (alone or mix): 44.7%
If someone wanted to get fentanyl on the street, how difficult would it be to get? (n=105)	Very difficult (1.1%) Somewhat difficult (2.9%) Somewhat easy (20.0%) Very easy (76.2%) Somewhat/Very easy: 96.2%
If someone wanted to get heroin without fentanyl on the street, how difficult would it be to get?	Very difficult (39.1%) Somewhat difficult (31.8%) Somewhat easy (15.5%) Very easy (13.6%) Somewhat/Very easy: 29.1%
Before you came to treatment, if you had $10 to spend on opioids, what would you be most likely to buy?	Heroin alone (36.0%) Rx opioids (12.3%) Multiple, not including fentanyl (<1%) Fentanyl alone (17.5%) Fentanyl and heroin mix (30.7%) Multiple, including fentanyl (6.1%) Fentanyl (alone or mix): 50.9%