STEP-BY-STEP GUIDES
Large, one-step-at-a-time instructions with a Call 911 button on every screen. You move on when you are ready. You can show your camera behind the steps; it is never recorded.
NALOXONE
Recognize an overdose, give nasal naloxone, support breathing, with a second-dose timer.
CPR
Hand position, depth and a 110-per-minute compression beat with a counter.
LESSONS
Short lessons, each with a practice question. Progress stays on this device.
Recognize an opioid overdose
3 min
Give naloxone
3 min
Breathing, CPR and recovery position
4 min
After naloxone
2 min
Your safety and their privacy
2 min
Hands-on CPR and naloxone classes from a local health department or the Red Cross are strongly recommended. Lessons are general information, not medical advice.