Naloxone Case for Opioid Overdose Prevention Kits | Compact Design to Store Naloxone Nasal Spray and Accessories | Empty Case - Naloxone Not Included (Single, Black)

As a nurse, I use this to carry my narcan. It’s perfect for keeping them handy in case of emergencies.

Just perfect for my needs

This is a nice hard little case about the size of your hand. It will hold two Narcan containers maybe a few extra little first aid items in it the case itself is nice and hard so you can put it in your purse and not have to worry about it being punctured by a pen or keys or anything like that Definitely a must have in the event of an emergency

Once I placed the Narcan in the container, it almost didn’t want to zip shut so I had to cut a maneuver both of them so they weren’t right on top of each other and then I could zip it close.

The listing clearly states that it is just for a case, and does not contain the test strips or naloxone. I just wanted to restate this again as I know some shoppers don't always take the time to read the description next to the main product image.That being said, the case is nice, and the red label on the front is attention-grabbing. It's a nice size and will fit a naloxone kit nicely. I appreciate the card inside it that gives information on what an overdose looks like, as well as directions for using naloxone and providing care (for example, when to call 911, when to potentially give a second dose of naloxone...etc. )

This is a cool little case and will fit nicely in my First Aid kit. It is not a heavy-duty shell, but it's tough enough to keep its shape and hold the Naloxone spray. It comes with a carabiner to hang it from your First Aid bag/kit, but it's a pretty cheap one...You could always get another, but I personally wouldn't hang anything from my kit, so it doesn't matter to me.The case comes with some information--One business card shaped paper with basic info on how to determine if someone is having an overdose and instructions on how to use the naloxone spray, and also another small, folded page with instructions on how to use Fentanyl test strips to test substances. The case does NOT come with any test strips, nor does it come with any naloxone spray, which is specified in the product description, but I thought it was worth noting again.

I have been trying to find a way to store some emergency Narcan that was provided free to me by my state. This is the perfect solution! It has enough space for two nasal versions. It didn’t fit the syringe version (not the syringe at least) but I really don’t want to use that one anyways.

The nasal spray Narcan dispensers are a bit ungainly to store. This case does fit two doses, and it keeps them in the same place. It is more robust than the box that the doses come in. I like it.