I'm not sure. I think I can speak to some of the reality down there, in that we have people in our Crosstown program who are getting scheduled heroin three times a day. I've inherited quite a few of these people who were ejected from that program.
Even with injectable heroin—and we have injectable Dilaudid in our clinic—our patients still love fentanyl. They still use it in addition, and I think that has to be recognized. We can throw a lot of things at people, but for people who have been opioid stable for a very long time, once they taste fentanyl again, it's like the first time, and because people don't develop tolerance very quickly, it continues to be very enjoyable and very much a problem.
I don't know as yet. We'll see whether there's much that can replace that, other than the community itself [Inaudible—Editor]