Naloxone (Narcan®) | ONEbox Opioid Emergency Kits
Naloxone (also known by the brand name Narcan®) is a life-saving medication that can reverse an overdose/poisoning from opioids when given in time. It works quickly by blocking the effects of opioids and restoring normal breathing within minutes. It is also safe to use, even if opioids are not present.
Narcan® is available for emergency use in 22 buildings on Clemson University's main campus and can be found inside purple ONEbox units. ONEbox, an emergency opioid overdose reversal kit, includes on-demand training on how to respond to an overdose emergency and use Narcan®.
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ONEbox Campus Locations
ONEbox units are installed near trauma kits unless otherwise noted below.
- Barnes Center
- Barnett Hall
- Brackett Hall
- Brooks Center
- Calhoun Courts
- Cooper Library
- Douthit East, Building E
- Douthit West, Building B
- Fike Recreation Center
- Gressette Hall
- Hendrix Student Center
- Holmes and McCabe
- Lee Hall
- Lightsey Bridge
- Mauldin Hall
- Nieri Family Student-Athlete Enrichment Center
- Norris Hall
- Thornhill Village
- Tillman Hall
- Vickery Hall
- Watt Center
- Wilbur and Ann Powers College of Business
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Narcan® Availability
Students can contact Healthy Campus to receive training and Narcan® at no cost. Narcan® is also available by request at the Redfern Health Center Pharmacy and covered by most pharmacy insurance plans at a reduced cost to the student.
Free opioid overdose kits (includes naloxone) are available at local health departments.
AFTER USING AN OPIOID/NALOXONE EMERGENCY BOX:
Anonymously let us know the Narcan® from a ONEbox needs to be restocked.
Naloxone availability and the ONEbox program at Clemson University is a collaborative effort between Public Safety, Student Health Services, Clemson Rural Health and the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services.
