Kane County Health Department

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Naloxone can help reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, but a person overdosing cannot give it to themselves. That's why everyone should have naloxone. Naloxone saves lives. Learn where to get free naloxone in Kane County, then learn when and how to use it. ​

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​Where to Get Naloxone i​n Kane County

Click the image below​ and see the many locations where you can pick up naloxone in Kane County, free and without a prescription or identification. 

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Opioid Overdose Prevention Partners

The Kane County Health Department provides over 100 Opioid Overdose Prevention Partner agencies​​ including police and fire departments, substance use treatment centers, healthcare providers, schools, and other organizations throughout the county with naloxone so that they can help reverse an opioid overdose.

Opioid Overdose Prevention Partners may use our online form​ to request naloxone to keep on hand or to distribute to those who may be able to help in the case of an opioid overdose. If your organization would like to become an Opioid Overdose Prevention Partner, contact us at: PHDopioidinfo@kanecountyil.gov​ ​

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