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Stop an Overdose with Naloxone

An overdose is a medical emergency. Be prepared. Carry Naloxone. Save a life.

Naloxone blocks the effects of opioids like heroin and fentanyl. Fentanyl is deadly and has been found in heroin, cocaine, counterfeit pills, and other street drugs. Call 911 for help with an overdose.

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General information on naloxone   Opioid overdose risk factors   How to use naloxone and reverse an overdose  MA opioid statistics 

Where to get Naloxone in Massachusetts  Syringe service program locator  Naloxone distribution program locator  Naloxone for Programs and Agencies  Getting Naloxone from a Pharmacy 

Overdose & Naloxone Training Resources  Family supports and grief and trauma resources 

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about naloxone  

Contact Information

Address

250 Washington St., Boston, MA 02180
Directions 

Phone

Main (617) 624–5111
Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline (800) 327–5050

Voice and hearing users

Massachusetts Substance Use Helpline (800) 720–3480

TTY and ASCII users

Massachusetts Council on Compulsive Gambling (800) 426–1234

Toll free

Massachusetts Council on Compulsive Gambling (617) 426–1855

TTY users

Confidential complaint line (617) 624–5171

Fax

Confidential complaint line (617) 624-5599

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