Free naloxone and fentynol test Kits
What is Naloxone
Naloxone can quickly save the life of someone suffering from an overdose. Naloxone can be administered by anyone, not just health care workers. It comes in an easy-to-use nasal spray. In March 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) voted to approve naloxone nasal spray to be available over the counter.
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Online Training
Our online course presents an overview of the opioid crisis and training on how to recognize an overdose and use three different naloxone delivery devices.
Course Topics Include
- Actions, benefits, and risks of opioids on the human body
- Causes and effects of opioid overdose
- The opioid epidemic in the U.S.
- How bystander intervention impacts survival rates
- How to safely recognize a possible opioid overdose
- How to administer naloxone using Narcan Nasal Spray, the EVZIO ® auto-injector, and a prefilled syringe and mucosal atomizer device
- Precautions following the administration of naloxone
Length: 30 min
*volume discounts available
In-person Training
It is recommended that you get properly trained. We now include Opioid Overdose training in all or our CPR and First Aid classes. https://lifeprosafety.com/find-a-class