Naloxone (Narcan) is a medicine that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose.  For residents of Berkshire County, we can mail you a kit that includes 2 doses of naloxone, instructions for use, fentanyl test strips, and more information on local harm reduction, treatment and recovery services.

Simply fill out the form below and we’ll mail you a kit!

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Naloxone is also available through Berkshire Harm Reduction (413-447-2654), The Brien Center (413-499-0412), Rural Recovery (413-854-5828), via 24/7 indoor and outdoor pick-up boxes, and many additional locations in Berkshire County.  If your business or organization would like to carry naloxone, or is in need of resupply, please email us and we’ll connect you with a training and supplies!

How to Administer Naloxone

While an in-person training with Berkshire Harm Reduction, Rural Recovery, or another local partner is highly recommended, this video provides a brief overview on how to administer naloxone:

Good Samaritan Laws protect you when responding to an overdose.  Instructions can also be downloaded as a foldable wallet card, or obtained at no cost through the MA Clearinghouse