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Fatal overdoses have tripled

Make sure your coke isn’t fentanyl
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Test all powders
and rocks

Coke, crack, and illicit pills across the Seattle area are testing positive for fentanyl. See why you need fentanyl test strips and naloxone if drugs are around.

Have everyone’s back.
Have fentanyl test strips
and naloxone.

You can’t see, taste, or smell if drugs are actually fentanyl. The only way to tell is to test. Before you take anything, get fentanyl test strips and naloxone to save someone from overdose.

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Drug testing kit.
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Have everyone’s back.
Have fentanyl test strips
and naloxone.

You can’t see, taste, or smell if drugs are actually fentanyl. The only way to tell is to test. Before you take anything, get fentanyl test strips and naloxone to save someone from overdose.

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A life-saving duo

Anyone can get fentanyl test strips and naloxone

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Fentanyl test strips

Easy-to-use and will let you know if powders or rocks have fentanyl

Pick it upFree

*Call ahead at syringe service programs to check for availability. You can also find fentanyl testing strips at vending machine locations.

Order fentanyl test strips onlineFree

  1. Click “Yourself, a friend, or family member”
  2. Select “Yes”
  3. Press “Submit”
  4. Enter your address
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Naloxone

Nasal spray that can reverse a fentanyl overdose

Naloxone finderFree

*In-person or mail order options

Pick it upFree

*Call ahead at syringe service programs to check for availability. You can also find naloxone at vending machine locations.

Pick it up at your local pharmacyFree*

*No prescription is required. Naloxone is free with Medicaid.

Order naloxone onlineFree

*This mail order program is meant for people who can't easily go to a community organization or a pharmacy to get a kit.

A pencil tip with a small amount of white powder on it.

A few salt-sized grains of fentanyl
can be enough to overdose

Overdose can
happen fast

Know the signs to save a life

Wake

If someone is unresponsive or sleeping in an unusual position, shake or shout to wake them up.

Look

Check if their skin or lips feel cold or look pale or discolored.

Listen

See if they're struggling to breathe or you hear gurgling or snoring sounds.

Act

Call 911 and administer naloxone. Stay with them until help arrives.

Worried about calling?

The Good Samaritan Law can protect those who overdose and seek medical help from drug possession charges.

Other ways to
avoid overdose

Take turns and wait

Street drugs are unpredictable. Make sure to take turns so someone can always use naloxone and call 911.

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Use the Brave App

If you choose to do drugs alone, use the free Brave App. It can send for help if you overdose.

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