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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: 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: Scott County Specialty Court (Kiosks and Vending Machines).

How to Access: Scott County ran the nation's first state-authorized syringe exchange, launched in 2015 in response to a major rural HIV outbreak (Gov. Mike Pence declared a public health emergency; the program distributed 90,000+ syringes and new HIV infections fell). County commissioners ended the program in 2021, though later reporting describes renewed local efforts around syringe services. Call ahead to confirm current status before visiting.

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 NJ Department of Health harm reduction "hot spot": free fentanyl/xylazine test strips, naloxone (nasal and intramuscular), hygiene kits, and clean syringes. Also at the Lacey Treatment Services MAT Clinic 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 9 AM-12 PM, and mobile outreach at the Barnegat Food Pantry twice a month.

How to Access: Listed as one of the Weber County expansion sites for the same public/no-cost program.

How to Access: Listed as a location for safe medication take-back and naloxone and fentanyl test strip vending.

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 Self-Help Closet & Pantry of Des Plaines.