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Welcome to Centers for CPR Education. We strive to be the premier provider of safety training offering CPR classes and other emergency training options to individuals, healthcare providers, and corporate groups. We are proud to offer a full line of classes from Healthcare Professional to the Everyday Lay Person ensuring you stay compliant in your workplace or ensuring that you have the CPR Skills to come to the rescue when in need.

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WHAT IS NARCAN (NALOXONE)?

Naloxone, better known by the brand name NARCAN, is a medication that can reverse an opioid overdose and prevent death. This potentially lifesaving medication is free, available all over your local neighborhood, and easy to use. The only effect it has on the body is the enabling of the lungs to breathe – which is vital in an overdose situation.

The current opioid epidemic is one of the largest drug epidemics recorded in US history. Since 1999, almost 500,000 people have died due to an opioid overdose.

While preventing overdoses from happening can be difficult, reversing an overdose once it’s started can help save a life. NARCAN nasal spray is a pure opioid antagonist indicated for emergency use and should be used to treat a person displaying signs of an overdose, including breathing problems, severe sleepiness, or unresponsiveness.

PEEL.

PEEL off the back of the package and remove the device

HOLD.

HOLD off the back of the package and remove the device

PLACE.

PLACE the nozzle in either nostril

PUSH.

PRESS the pink plunger to deliver the dose

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CALL 911 IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY, ESPECIALLY A POSSIBLE OVERDOSE.

New York State’s 911 Good Samaritan Law will prevent you from being arrested if you’re having a drug-related emergency or are witnessing someone overdose.

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