Fentanyl Aware
@fentanyl_aware
Fentanyl Aware is a drug overdose risk & education campaign from Lane County Public Health in OR, aimed at promoting knowledge & safety
Fentanyl tests are a useful resource, but a negative fentanyl test does not always mean a drug is free of fentanyl. If you use, assume there is fentanyl in your supply, even if the test is negative. Learn more strategies to stay safe at fentanylaware.com #TogetherWeCan…
Mixing drugs and alcohol or drugs with other drugs is never safe because the effects of combining are stronger and more unpredictable than one drug alone increasing the risk of overdose. Learn more strategies to stay safe at fentanylaware.com #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose…
This week we are talking about lowering the risk of overdose. The following posts will include strategies that may be used to decrease the risk of overdose and reduce harm. Learn more at fentanylaware.com #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose #IOAD2024 #LaneCountyOR #FentanylAware…
Oregon's Good Samaritan Law states if someone is overdosing and you call for medical help, you cannot be arrested or prosecuted for possessing drugs or drug paraphernalia, being in a place where drugs are used, violating probation or parole because of drug use or possession,…
Please call 911! If someone is overdosing and you seek medical assistance, both of you are protected from being charged with drug possession.Tell the operator your exact location and that you are with a person who is not breathing. The operator will guide you while you wait for…
This week we are talking about the Good Samaritan Law. Oregon’s Good Samaritan Law protects anyone – witnesses and victims – seeking medical assistance in drug related overdoses. Find out more at fentanylaware.com #TogetherWeCan #EndOverdose #IOAD2024 #LaneCountyOR…
Una sobredosis puede volverse mortal a los pocos minutos de tomar drogas contaminadas con fentanilo, por lo que poder actuar rápidamente puede salvar una vida. fentanylaware.com
Anyone, even teenagers, can ask a pharmacist to provide Narcan. Most insurance companies cover the medication (but may charge a co-pay). Oregon Health Plan (OHP) provides Narcan free at the pharmacy. If you need Narcan, ask to speak with a pharmacist and explain that you or…
This week we are talking about fentanyl. What it is, where it can be found and why you need to be aware. An amount of fentanyl the size of two grains of salt is enough to cause a fatal overdose. It’s tasteless, odorless, and impossible to see: There’s no way to know by looking at…
Lane County, Oregon recognizes International Overdose Awareness Day – held on August 31 every year – it's the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose and to remember those who have died and acknowledge the grief of family and friends left behind. Please share!…
Eugene International Overdose Awareness Day Unity Walk! Saturday, August 31st, we'll come together as a community to honor those we've lost and raise awareness about the impact of overdose. Date: August 31st - 10 AM to 1 PM - Starts @ Kesey Square and ends in the Whiteaker…
Today, May 7 is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. Visit fentanylaware.com for more information.
Before our initial campaign launch, we want to share a few fentanyl facts. Fentanyl tests are a useful resource, but a negative fentanyl test does not always mean a drug is free of fentanyl. If you use, assume there is fentanyl in your supply, even if the test is negative. Las…
Lane County Public Health recognizes today, International Overdose Awareness Day. Today and always, we remember the precious lives lost and continue our fight for lifesaving solutions. Learn more about overdose risks and how to save lives at fentanylaware.com - and spread…
An overdose can occur anywhere from 20 minutes to two full hours after use of substances. Reverse an overdose with Narcan. Learn more at fentanylaware.com #narcan #fentanylaware
