I think the stat of 10% is what we've been using as a guideline for that. This is one of the few drugs that you try once and get hooked on for life. I think that's one of the issues we have. It's similar to an opioid. Once you're on it, not only are you addicted to the drug, but you find it that much harder to get off that drug no matter what treatment you choose to take or what path you choose to take to try to get off the drug.
Accessibility, too, is a big thing that's different about these different types of drugs: what you can get access to and what's readily available. When you go to each community—we talked about the plains—you're going to come across different types of drugs, some that aren't available and some that are readily available in other communities. I think that's a big one that plays on some of those numbers, too, because you're going to find that the numbers for the different types of drugs are going to vary across the country as well.
I would agree. That number I heard was 10%.