Is Naloxone just a “safety net” that allows users to use even more?
rhombus2022-10-27T05:22:06-07:00Naloxone Patient|
Research studies</a> have investigated this common concern and found that making Naloxone available does NOT encourage people to use opiates more. The goal of distributing Naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths. Other goals, such as decreasing drug use, can [...]
Where can I get Naloxone?
rhombus2026-08-27T14:33:25-07:00Naloxone Patient|
Take Home Naloxone can be obtained with a prescription from your physician or from any pharmacist in Washington under a Washington State Standing Order. However, many providers and pharmacies may not be familiar with Take Home Naloxone. Refer them to this website for more information on how to prescribe [...]
What is Naloxone (Narcan®)?
rhombus2022-10-27T05:17:27-07:00Naloxone Patient|
It is a prescription medicine that reverses an opioid overdose. It cannot be used to get high and is not addictive. Naloxone is safe and effective. Emergency medical professionals have used it for decades. Click here for more information.




