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You need a prescription or medical training to get and carry Narcan.
In an overdose, the most important thing is for the overdosing person to start breathing.
A Good Samaritan Law protects those who help an overdosing person from being charged with drug possession.
Only give Narcan if you’re sure that the person is overdosing on an opioid.
Narcan is safe to give to anyone, at any age, who you suspect might be having an opioid overdose.
If you use Narcan on an overdosing person, you don’t have to call 911
Someone should stay with the person who had an overdose for at least four hours after their last dose of Narcan.
It is safe to give Narcan every 2-3 minutes until the person starts to breathe normally.