NarStop™ Emergency Instructions

If you suspect an overdose, check to see if the person will not wake up, is very sleepy, or is not breathing well. Naloxone indicates it is safe to use even if opioids are not present.
Locate NarStop^TM:
- Identify the NarStop^TM in its designated location. Ensure that it is clearly marked and easily accessible.
Pull Down the Tray:
- Grasp the handle or edge of the tray at the bottom of the NarStop^TM housing.
- Firmly pull down on the tray to break the lock pins. The tray should slide down smoothly, revealing the Naloxone nasal spray inside.

Retrieve the Naloxone Nasal Spray:
- Once the tray is fully open, locate the Naloxone nasal spray.
- Carefully remove the nasal spray from the tray, ensuring you do not damage the device.
Administer the Naloxone Nasal Spray:
- Follow the instructions provided with the Naloxone nasal spray for proper administration. Generally, this involves:
  - Tilting the person’s head back and providing support under the neck with your hand.
  - Inserting the nozzle of the Naloxone nasal spray into one nostril.
  - Pressing the plunger firmly to release the dose of naloxone into the nostril.
Call Emergency Services:
- After administering Naloxone, immediately call emergency services (911) for further medical assistance.
- If the person does not respond within 2-3 minutes, administer a second dose if available, using a new nasal spray.
- Stay with the person until 911 responders arrive.

By following these steps, you can effectively use the Naloxone dispenser to provide critical assistance during an opioid overdose emergency.