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​​​​​​This website is for anyone in Kentucky that wants to know how to conveniently find naloxone, the drug used to reverse opioid overdose​​.

You can also learn about how to respond when an overdose occurs and how people at risk for overdose ​can stay safer.

People looking for Syringe Service Programs can find ​those resources ​locally.

​​​ There are lots of different ways to use the ​ naloxone locator!

  • You can simply zoom in on the map.
  • You can enter your city or zip code.
  • You can select your county in the drop down window.

The grey, blue, purple, and green pins are programs that offer naloxone free of charge.
These may be Community-Based Organizations, Local Health Department Harm Reduction Programs, Recovery Community Centers or Regional Prevention Centers.

The red pins are retail ​pharmacies that have over the counter naloxone available for purchase, by using the Kentucky Naloxone Copay Program​ or by using Medicaid benefits.

​​The Kentucky Naloxone Copay Program​ covers up to $45 for one naloxone purchase every 30 days. Not all products are covered at C​VS pharmacies.

​​​Yes! Medicaid benefits cover the cost of up to 2 naloxone kits every rolling 30 day period.​

​​​Call the Never Use Alone hotline at 1-877-696-1996 toll-free for prevention, ​​detection, life-saving crisis response and medical intervention services for people who use drugs ​while alone. Never Use Alone’s peer operators are available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a ​​year.

​​​​No. There are no statutes in Kentucky that require training when over-the-counter (OTC) naloxone is dispensed to members of the general public.

KRS 15.291 outlines guidelines for pharmacists providing training in the use of naloxone and other opioid antagonists.

  • These guidelines DO NOT apply to agencies or community-based organizations that distribute naloxone.
  • However, training can be important part of helping people feel ready to give naloxone when it’s needed. Training resources are available under the How Do I Use Naloxone? tab.
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​​Yes! You may use our mail order form to order​ naloxone ​through the mail!

​Use this form to request ​inclusion​.

​​Strategic planning for naloxone distribution focuses on getting naloxone to people likely to witness overdose in the communities where it's needed most. See Kentucky's 2025-2026 Naloxone Saturation Plan​ to learn more about this approach.​