INDIANA RESIDENTS ONLY

Naloxone
Request & Report

Naloxone is a critical tool for first responders, families, friends and others likely to witness an overdose firsthand. There are test strips that detect the presence of dangerous additives in drugs, lowering the risk of overdose.

See how Aaron’s Law protects you
when you reverse an overdose.
See how Aaron’s Law protects you when you reverse an overdose.

Get Naloxone and Test Strips in Indiana

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Our overdose prevention kits are generously provided through the partnership with the State of Indiana* and packed by our volunteers. Indiana residents: Naloxone might also be available at a NaloxBox or naloxone distribution center near you.

*Distribution restrictions and requirements apply.

Fill Out Request Form
Individuals and Registered Distributors in Marion County are encouraged to pick up at our office or at a nearby NaloxBox to help us manage postage costs.

Naloxone Reporting
(for Individuals)

Fill Out Individual OD Reversal Report Form

Overdose Reversal Reporting

The information provided through this form is solely viewed by ODL staff. The only information shared by Overdose Lifeline is the total number of overdose reversal reports that are submitted each month.

If you are a NaloxBox Monitor or Distributor and are not receiving emails to report your distribution data, please contact claire@overdoselifeline.org or breanna@overdoselifeline.org

Are You a First Responder?

Our Indiana First Responder toolkit contains information about naloxone and law enforcement immunity from Civil Liability when administering naloxone, administration instructions, sample MOU, and a sample department policy.

Overdose Lifeline provides First Responder training in Substance Use Disorder and Opioid Overdose Prevention. Learn more on our online learning platform.

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