Reverse an overdose. Save a life.
Current Delaware Suspected Overdose Deaths in 2022 Total:
Good Samaritan Law — In Delaware, this law protects you or anyone else who helps a person who is suffering a drug or alcohol overdose.Download the Fact Sheet (PDF, 100KB)
Narcan at your doorstep
If you are unable to access in-person Narcan, you may qualify to have it mailed to you for free.
Reverse an overdose. Save a life.
What is Narcan?
Narcan (naloxone) is a lifesaving medication that can reverse an opioid overdose in just minutes.
Who should get Narcan?
Narcan should be given only to someone experiencing an opioid overdose.
Who should carry Narcan?
If you use opioids or have friends or family who do, you should consider getting Narcan and having a plan of action. Notify family and friends where you plan to store Narcan so that they can easily access it in case of an emergency.
Symptoms of an overdose
- Abnormal pupil size
- Agitation
- Convulsions
- Delusional or paranoid behavior
- Difficulty breathing
- Drowsiness or unconsciousness
- Hallucinations
- Nausea and vomiting
- Loud or erratic snoring
- Weak pulse
- Ashen or blue skin
- Staggering or unsteady walk
- Sweating or extremely dry, hot skin
- Tremors or muscle spasms
- Violent or aggressive behavior
- Nonreactive pupils (pupils that do not change size when exposed to light)
Lifesaver
“Where there's life, there's hope. Narcan saves lives. It gives people hope for treatment, recovery, and a life filled with goodness. Administering Narcan to a loved one let’s them know WE won’t give up!”