Behind the Scenes:

  • There has been a lot of brainstorming happening and reconfiguration behind the scenes. Develop will commence with getting states that are done updated with each county having an actual pages.

Currently this project is being developed by one individual using their own money to fund this website. The current goal outside of content development is working toward upgrading this account to a Business account so that there is access to plug-ins for:

  • Language Selection
  • Geographic Location Selection




Overdose Emergency? Call 911.

What is Naloxone (Narcan)?

Naloxone (brand name: Narcan) is a life-saving medication that can reverse an opioid overdose in minutes. It is safe, easy to use, and available in nasal spray or injection form


How to Recognize an Overdose

Common signs of an opioid overdose:

  • Unresponsive or unconscious
  • Slow or no breathing
  • Blue or gray lips/fingernails
  • Gurgling or choking sounds
  • Limp body

If you suspect an overdose:

  1. Call 911 immediately
  2. Administer Naloxone if available
  3. Stay with the person until help arrives

Where to Get Free Narcan

Nationwide Sources:

  • NEXT Distro – Mail-based free naloxone access
    Website: https://nextdistro.org
  • National Harm Reduction Coalition
    Website: https://harmreduction.org
  • State & local health departments – Search “[Your State] free naloxone program”
  • Pharmacies – Most states allow walk-in access without a prescription

In many areas, you can get Narcan anonymously and for free.


Emergency & Support Contacts

ServicePhone NumberDescription
911📞 911For overdose emergencies
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline📞 988Mental health, substance use & crisis support
SAMHSA National Helpline📞 1-800-662-HELP (4357)Free, 24/7 treatment referrals and info
Never Use Alone📞 1-800-484-3731Stay on the line with someone while using
Poison Control📞 1-800-222-1222For overdose questions and medication help

Good Samaritan Laws (Most States)

These laws protect individuals who call 911 during an overdose from arrest or prosecution for drug possession.
Call for help — you won’t get in trouble.


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Need Naloxone? Visit https://nextdistro.org or call 1-800-662-HELP for free resources.
You could save a life.