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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: A NaloxBox opioid rescue kit is mounted outside near the entrance. Overdose Lifeline says the boxes hold free naloxone nasal spray, are open to anyone 24 hours a day, need no appointment and need no contact with staff. Boxes are restocked regularly, so supply can run out.

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: Riverwalk Park (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. 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: Robert Clewis Center (Public Health - Seattle & King County): sterile syringe exchange, injection drug user medical clinic, treatment/health care referrals.

How to Access: Steve Rummler HOPE Network Naloxone Access Point (NAP): "NAPs are open to the public... anyone can stop by and pick up an IM naloxone or fentanyl test strip kit – no questions asked." Program-level statement applies to every host site regardless of type.

How to Access: Wisconsin Harm Reduction Vending Machine program: 15 county/municipal/nonprofit/tribal grantees statewide provide free-to-use 24/7 vending machines stocked with naloxone, fentanyl test strips, medication deactivation pouches, and lock bags, funded by WI Dept of Health Services grants. This machine is hosted at Beloit Hospital Emergency Department, part of Rock County Public Health's network.

How to Access: Wisconsin Harm Reduction Vending Machine program: 15 county/municipal/nonprofit/tribal grantees statewide provide free-to-use 24/7 vending machines stocked with naloxone, fentanyl test strips, medication deactivation pouches, and lock bags, funded by WI Dept of Health Services grants. This machine is hosted at Beloit Public Library, part of Rock County Public Health's network.