Narcan & overdose prevention
Need Narcan? It’s free. No judgment.
Narcan (naloxone) can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. You can request it for yourself, a loved one, your household, or a place where overdose risk is high.
What we distribute
Tools that keep people alive
- Narcan nasal spray
- Fentanyl test strips
- Overdose response information
- Recovery resources
Who can request it
Anyone. Really.
For yourself, for someone you love, for everyone in your household, or for a business, church, or neighborhood where overdose risk is high. You don’t have to explain why.
How to get it
Three simple steps
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We’ll get it to you
Whether we come to you or you come to us, we will make sure you get it.
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We’ll show you how
It takes about two minutes to learn. We’ll walk you through it.
If you think someone is overdosing
Know the signs. Know what to do.
Know the signs. Know what to do.
Warning signs
- Won’t wake up or respond to your voice or touch
- Slow, shallow or stopped breathing
- Blue or gray lips and fingertips
- Pinpoint pupils
- Gurgling or snoring sounds
Step 1 · Call 911
Tell them someone isn’t breathing or is unresponsive.
Step 2 · Give Narcan
Spray one dose into one nostril.
Step 3 · Support breathing
Give rescue breaths if trained, or lay them on their side.
Step 4 · Stay with them
If there’s no response in 2–3 minutes, give a second dose.