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- S2 E2 – What’s an ACH?
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Carrying naloxone is something we all can do to help end the overdose crisis. Naloxone, also known as Narcan, is a medication that reverses opioid overdoses, including those from fentanyl. It is available most commonly as a nasal spray. You don't need any special training to get, carry, and use naloxone - it can be purchased over the counter at most pharmacies.
Learn more about how to use naloxone and where to find it at WAFriendsForLife.com/Get-Naloxone.
#FriendsForLife #PreventionMatters
Learn more about how to use naloxone and where to find it at WAFriendsForLife.com/Get-Naloxone.
#FriendsForLife #PreventionMatters
