Overdose Intervention and Prevention Resources

Be Well, Texas provides free training and access to naloxone (Narcan) in the State of Texas. To learn more visit NaloxoneTexas.com (linked below).​
NEXT Distro is a National Organization providing information about how to access naloxone and other overdose resources  for free or low cost in different states. Below is their link for Texas, but the main page can direct you toward resources if you are living elsewhere in the United States. 
EndOverdose is an organization that provides a free online opioid overdose certification which takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. At the end of the certification you qualify for free resources such as naloxone and fentanyl test strips. You do have to cover the cost of shipping, but this is a great low cost way to access the education, training and other resources to help someone who might be overdosing. 
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Naloxone (brand name NARCAN) is sold as a nasal spray over the counter in the United States. It is not very low cost (but the two websites above offer some reduced cost options), but you can find it in local and online retailers across the U.S. For more information visit Narcan.com for a search engine to find a retailer near you.