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SUPERHERO PHARMACY INITIATIVE TOOLKIT

Behind every prescription there is a person.

OD Free Marin invites our local pharmacies to be Superheroes by integrating training about Medications for Addiction Treatment into staff onboarding and ongoing training, using the roadmap of 4 Easy Steps and this online toolkit for resources and support.

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Fentanyl Crisis Prevention Information

Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 100 times stronger than morphine, is now the leading cause of U.S. overdose deaths, often hidden in counterfeit pills and other drugs. Even tiny amounts can be fatal. Expanding public awareness, access to naloxone (Narcan), and community prevention efforts is crucial to saving lives and curbing this crisis.

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Where to get Naloxone in Marin

Find locations where you can obtain free naloxone via vending machines, nalox-boxes, and partner distribution sites across Marin County using our interactive map.  

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Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Georgina

Small conversations can make a lifesaving difference. This month, we’re celebrating Georgina, one of OD Free Marin’s dedicated volunteers, whose passion for public health and community connection helps bring overdose prevention resources to more people across Marin. Her story is a reminder that volunteering isn’t just about giving your time—it’s about building connections, sharing knowledge, and empowering others to save…

Public Health Advisory- Suspected Opioid Overdoses 

July 21, 2026 Marin County Public Health is seeing an increase in suspected opioid overdoses within the community. Rapid recognition and response are critical to preventing overdose deaths.  Naloxone (Narcan®) is a safe, lifesaving medication that can rapidly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. Healthcare organizations should ensure staff are trained to recognize opioid overdose, know where naloxone is…

The Cost of “Feeling Free”: Kratom on Marin Shelves

Kratom and its derivative 7-OH act on opioid receptors and are illegal to sell for consumption in California. At this time, enforcement only reaches alcohol-licensed retailers, leaving smoke shops, gas stations, and convenience stores largely unchecked. This is why products like Feel Free, cleverly marketed as safe, botanical wellness tonics, still turn up across the county.  Federally, the DEA is moving to restrict kratom and 7-OH, but that…