Pennsylvania Is Making More Forms of Naloxone Available

State physician general Dr. Denise Johnson issued a standing order asking pharmacies to dispense naloxone without a prescription, including a new injectable form. Dr. Johnson is encouraging pharmacies to carry different forms of naloxone, including the “epi-pen like” form as well as a nasal spray.

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