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Be a lifesaver. Carry naloxone.

Naloxone is a life-saving nasal spray that can stop a fentanyl overdose. Anyone can get it and use it—no prescription or special training needed.

Find free naloxone
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Even if you’re not sure it’s an overdose, give them naloxone. It won’t hurt them, but it can save them.

Learn how to use naloxone in 30 seconds

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Position

  • Open the naloxone package
  • Lay the person on their back if you can
  • Tilt their head back and support their neck

Press

  • Place the nozzle into either nostril
  • Press the plunger firmly to give them the full dose

Wait

  • Gently move them onto their side in the recovery position
  • If they continue to struggle breathing, wait 2–3 minutes and give them another dose in the other nostril
  • Stay with them until medical help arrives

Find free naloxone and test strips in San Diego County

You can get naloxone for free at every location listed. Anyone can get it. No questions asked.

You can also buy naloxone at any pharmacy—no prescription needed.

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