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How to Access: DHEC's Naloxone Community Distributor program page states these orgs 'have obtained a community distribution designation through the Office of Substance Use Services, [and] can distribute naloxone to the public' — a statutory public-facing designation under the 2018-amended Overdose Prevention Act, not internal staff stock.

How to Access: Order using link: https://redcap.uthscsa.edu/REDCap/surveys/?s=7MWYPFNF8YH4XFXK ; orders are ready within 48 hours.

How to Access: Listed by the county health department as a naloxone distribution site. The Care Now clinic accepts walk-ins for urgent mental health and addiction services; ask staff about obtaining naloxone.

How to Access: State-authorized syringe services program (Los Angeles County). Typically also provides naloxone, HIV/Hep C testing, and referrals to treatment per CDPH program standards - confirm exact services offered directly.

How to Access: No Cost naloxone, according to the Kentucky state locator. Confirm availability and access before visiting. Opening hours are not published in the source. An unattended kiosk/box channel is listed; stock is not guaranteed. The source combines kiosks and vending machines, so a mechanical vending machine and 24-hour access are not confirmed. Source channels at this address: Bell County Health Department - Middlesboro (Local Health Departments); Bell County Health Department - Middlesboro (Kiosks and Vending Machines).

How to Access: No Cost naloxone, according to the Kentucky state locator. Confirm availability and access before visiting. Opening hours are not published in the source.

How to Access: No Cost naloxone, according to the Kentucky state locator. Confirm availability and access before visiting. Opening hours are not published in the source. An unattended kiosk/box channel is listed; stock is not guaranteed. The source combines kiosks and vending machines, so a mechanical vending machine and 24-hour access are not confirmed.

How to Access: Cook County Department of Public Health's naloxone host-site network: no-cost naloxone boxes distributed at 40+ businesses, community organizations, libraries, and community colleges across suburban Cook County. Coordinated via the county's 'Get Naloxone' campaign. Hosted by Bellwood Liquor and Grocery.