This document discusses StreetRx.com, a crowdsourced platform that collects anonymous street price data on diverted pharmaceutical drugs. It has received over 42,000 referrals to health organizations since 2010. The document examines whether abuse-deterrent drug formulations (ADFs) can be distinguished from original formulations based on their street prices. Analysis of over 49,000 price entries found that most ADFs had significantly higher street prices than their non-ADF counterparts, indicating the black market can potentially discriminate between different abuse-deterrent technologies and formulations.