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Preventing Overdose

Naloxone is a safe antidote to reverse an opioid overdose. It neutralizes the opioids, reverses the possible fatal side effects, and helps someone breathe again.

Overdose Rescue Kit

If a loved one or someone you know may be at risk of an overdose, call to get an Overdose Rescue Kit.

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Naloxone & Overdose FAQ

Learn about naloxone, the signs of overdose, and how to take action.

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Talking to Your Doctor

Some people might think prescription opioids are safer than alcohol or illegal drugs, but they can carry risks and side effects.

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Fentanyl & Fake Pills

Fentanyl is an extremely powerful synthetic opioid which can easily result in a fatal overdose. The illicit form of fentanyl may be sold in fake pills that look like prescription medications.

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Opioid & Naloxone FAQ

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Talking to Your Doctor

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Fentanyl & Counterfeit Pills

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Talking to Your Doctor

Some people might think prescription opioids are safer than alcohol or illegal drugs, but they can carry risks and side effects.

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