Naloxone Carry Case for Opioid Overdose Kits – Protective & Water Resistant Hardshell – Holds All Naloxone Formulations Does Not Include Naloxone or Accessories (Case Size 7" x 4.5" x 2") (Blue 1)

Fits 2 , and gloves

This keeps the Naloxone safe and easily accessible.The sturdy case keeps the medicine safe. It's easily identifiable and comes with a stick on pouch that I put on the back side and tucked the instructions in for using the medicine.Using the included carabiner to attach to a back pack. Not worried about anyone stealing it. I figure if they take it, they need it.

Nice little kit just what I neededPerfect

No spray just a empty case, ripoff

Holds Narcan quite nicely, as it should considering it was custom designed for it. There’s also a small pocket that can hold a breath shield or something like that. Best of all, the outside of the case is bright and vibrant, so it will be easy to locate in an emergency.

I used to carry my Naloxone (Narcan) around in its box in the bottom of my backpack. It got beatup and crushed and was just not a good way to store and travel with the two doses included in the box. The Naloxone case is just the ticket! It has firm sides and is nice and light to carry. It has the perfect space to carry the two doses of Narcan on one side and the directions/literature on the other. Or, there's the option to carry the directions in a stick-on pocket that I put on the back of the case. With the double zipper, it is easily opened in case of emergency.

Very nice, solid case! But that's it! It's empty! It says overdose "kit" which implies there's other tools included. I was hoping there would be maybe a CPR mask, maybe kleenex for after dosing the affected person, maybe some gloves, but it's literally nothing but the box. And truthfully, the box is too small to fit a typical dose inside. I am very disappointed! Would not recommend at all.

I work in residential SUD treatment and am out in the community a lot. This Naloxone carrier allows me to be secure in knowing that I have several doses of Narcan on me at all times. Thankfully I have not needed it. However, the box is sturdy and holds everything a person might need to reverse an opioid overdose.