CANADA NO JUDGMENT. JUST REAL TALK.
IT’S SAFE
TO BE SAFE.
Fentanyl awareness for real life: parties, friends, bad information, unexpected substances and the moments when knowing what to do can keep someone alive.
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OVERDOSE RESPONSE / SAVE THIS
SOMETHING
FEELS WRONG?
Treat it like an overdose. You do not need to be certain before calling for help.
CALL 911.
GIVE NALOXONE.
STAY WITH THEM.
An overdose is an emergency. Give naloxone if available and follow the dispatcher’s instructions. Naloxone may wear off before the opioids do.
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DON’T TRUST
THE LOOK.
DON’T TRUST
THE STORY.
Appearance, colour, smell and taste cannot reliably confirm what is in an unregulated substance.
One result describes the tested portion only. Contents can vary across a bag, sample or batch.
Fentanyl test strips can provide useful information, but false results and sampling limits are possible. A negative result does not prove safety.
NO TESTING METHOD CAN GUARANTEE THAT AN UNREGULATED SUBSTANCE IS COMPLETELY SAFE.
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LAB RESULTS / READ THE FINE PRINT
VIEW THE
ORIGINAL
LAB RESULTS.
See the available third-party laboratory information and what was identified in the tested sample.
Lab results describe the tested sample only. They do not guarantee that another sample, batch or substance has the same contents—or that it is safe.
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HELP NEAR YOU / CANADA
DROP YOUR
POSTAL CODE.
Find nearby naloxone, harm-reduction, drug-checking and substance-use support. Your postal code stays in your browser—it is not saved or sent to us.
NEARBY HELP FINDER
CHOOSE WHAT YOU NEED:
Confirm hours and availability before travelling. You can also dial 2-1-1 for confidential community-service navigation. In an emergency, call 9-1-1.
EXPLAIN IT LIKE A PERSON
THREE PEOPLE.
THREE THINGS
TO REMEMBER.
“I’d rather overreact than lose you.”
If someone cannot be woken or is barely breathing, call 911. Do not wait for them to “sleep it off.”
“Naloxone is part of the setup.”
Know where it is, keep phones charged and make sure more than one person knows how to respond.
“A result is information—not permission.”
Testing can lower uncertainty. It cannot tell you that an unregulated substance is completely safe.
PLAY IT NOW / REMEMBER IT LATER
CAN YOU
SAVE THE NIGHT?
Two fast challenges. No lectures. Learn the moves before an emergency.
GAME 01 / RESPONSE ORDER
Someone will not wake up and their breathing is slow. Tap the actions in the safest order.
Choose step one.
GAME 02 / MYTH SMASH
If a fentanyl test strip is negative, the substance is safe.
Pick your answer.
ONE CLICK COULD HELP SAVE A LIFE.