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Included: Case of 12 Retail Boxes (24 Total Single-Use Nasal Spray Devices)

Be prepared to respond quickly during a suspected opioid overdose with Padagis OTC Naloxone HCl 4 mg Nasal Spray. This over-the-counter, ready-to-use nasal spray is designed for the emergency treatment of known or suspected opioid overdose and requires no prescription. It delivers the same active ingredient and strength as NARCAN Nasal Spray (4 mg) and is intended to temporarily reverse the effects of an opioid overdose while emergency medical help is on the way.

Ideal for workplaces, construction sites, industrial facilities, warehouses, schools, healthcare providers, public safety agencies, security personnel, first responders, EMS, EMTs, law enforcement, fire departments, community organizations, and other locations where opioid emergency preparedness is part of a safety program or emergency response plan.

Each nasal spray device contains one single-use dose and requires no assembly or testing before use. After administering the first dose, always call 911 immediately, as additional doses and emergency medical care may be necessary.

Packaging:
 - Sold by the case
 - 12 retail boxes per case
 - 2 single-use nasal spray devices per box
 - 24 total single-use nasal spray devices per case

Each device contains 4 mg/0.1 mL of Naloxone HCl

Over-the-counter (OTC) – No prescription required

Features:

 - Emergency treatment of known or suspected opioid overdose
 - 4 mg Naloxone HCl per 0.1 mL nasal spray
 - Ready-to-use, prefilled nasal spray
 - One spray device = one dose

Suitable for workplace, public access, and emergency preparedness programs

Perfect for:
 - Construction and jobsites
 - Manufacturing facilities
 - Warehouses and distribution centers
 - Transportation and fleet operations
 - Schools and universities
 - Hospitals and healthcare facilities
 - EMS and EMT agencies
 - Fire departments
 - Law enforcement
 - Government agencies
 - Public buildings
 - Community outreach organizations
 - Safety and first aid programs