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Placing an order

Once you are approved you can order your naloxone. Frequently asked questions are addressed below by topic.

Once I am approved to access the Naloxone Bulk Fund, how do I place an order?
  • You will receive an email from CDPHE with the order form link. Follow that link to complete your naloxone request. 
  • We recommend bookmarking the order form, as this is the same form you will use to place future orders. 

     

What kind of naloxone do you offer?

CDPHE currently offers access to 3 types of naloxone for distribution; one nasal spray and two intramuscular variations. 

Name/type

Dose

*Shelf life

Quantity options

Narcan nasal spray

4mg

(Two doses per kit)

4 years

(48 months)

Available in multiples of 12 kits
Naloxone injection2mL

2 years

(24 months)

10 doses per unit
Naloxone single dose vial0.4mg/mL

2 years

(24 months)

Available in 10 or 25 doses per unit

**Listed shelf life applies to newly manufactured products. The most accurate expiration date will be found printed on each individual product. Note: expired naloxone is better than no naloxone. If your agency does not permit the distribution of expired naloxone, consider donating it to the Colorado Consortium.
 

 

How much naloxone should I order?

The priority of the Bulk Fund is to get naloxone into the hands of people who are at risk of experiencing an opiate-related overdose, friends, and family members, and other persons in a position to assist a person at risk of experiencing an opiate-related overdose. We encourage agencies only to request what they will use before the product expires. See the shelf life information for each product above.
 

Why is a standing order required?
  • Without a standing order, medications, including naloxone, require a prescription from a medical provider to access.
  • When an entity has a standing order, they can get naloxone in the hands of those who may need it, without the barrier of having to access a medical provider. 
     

Is there a limit to how much I can order?
  • As of April 2024, there is a limit on the number of units you can request through the online naloxone request order form. Agencies are encouraged only to request what they will use before the product expires.