Naloxone, Furnished With Care
A few minutes now can mean someone makes it home. I furnish naloxone — the medication that reverses an opioid overdose — to anyone in California who wants to be ready. No prescription, no judgment, sent straight to your pharmacy.
Built From What I See in the ER
This service comes straight out of the emergency department. The goal is simple: keep people safe, with no stigma attached to being prepared.
Nights Out, Parties & Festivals
In the emergency department, I've seen too many young, healthy people come in after a night out — a pill that wasn't what they thought, a festival where one dose was laced with fentanyl. Most never used regularly. Naloxone in a bag, a glovebox, or a dorm room is the difference between a scary night and a tragedy.
Pain Management on Several Medications
Older adults are often on multiple prescriptions at once — opioids for chronic pain alongside sleep aids or anti-anxiety medications. That combination can quietly raise overdose risk, even when everything is taken exactly as prescribed. A kit at home is simple, sensible insurance for the people who love them.
If You Love Someone at Risk
You don't have to use opioids to save a life. Parents, partners, roommates, and caregivers can all carry naloxone. California's statewide protocol lets me furnish it to anyone in a position to help in an emergency.
How It's Authorized — No Prescription Needed
California pharmacists may furnish naloxone directly under the Board-approved statewide protocol — California Business & Professions Code § 4052.01 and 16 CCR § 1746.3. No doctor's visit and no prescription are required. Every furnishing includes a short, required consultation, then the medication is transmitted to the pharmacy of your choice for pickup.
- How to recognize an opioid overdose and respond
- How to give nasal naloxone safely, step by step
- What to expect after a dose — and why you still call 911
- Information on local treatment and support resources
- Medication sent to your chosen pharmacy for pickup
Per § 4052.01, the naloxone consultation is mandatory and cannot be waived. Available to patients physically located in California. The medication itself is billed by your pharmacy and is often $0 with insurance or Medi-Cal.
Request NaloxoneSimple, Honest Rates
A short consultation fee only — the naloxone medication is billed separately by your pharmacy and is frequently free with insurance or Medi-Cal.
Individual
For one person who wants to be ready — yourself or someone you're helping.
- Required overdose-response consultation
- Step-by-step naloxone training
- One naloxone order sent to your pharmacy
- Treatment & support resources
Household / Caregiver
For families, parents of young adults, and caregivers of someone on opioids.
- Everything in Individual
- Guidance for up to 4 people in one session
- Multiple naloxone orders as needed
- How to coach others to respond
Cost a barrier? Reach out anyway — getting naloxone into the right hands matters more than a fee.
Request Your Consult
Tell me which consult you'd like and when works. I'll reply by email with a secure link to schedule, pay, and complete your private intake. Under a minute, and no health details needed here.
No health information is collected on this form. Furnishing is for patients physically located in California.
Disclaimer: Naloxone is furnished by a licensed California pharmacist under the statewide protocol pursuant to California Business & Professions Code § 4052.01 and 16 CCR § 1746.3, which includes a mandatory consultation that cannot be waived. Available only to patients physically located in California. Naloxone reverses opioid overdose; it is not a substitute for emergency medical care — always call 911. This page is educational and not a substitute for your primary care provider.