SUREFILL™ Opiod Overdose Kit – Plastic Case

Everything Needed to Respond, in One Case

Opioid overdose can happen anywhere, and the outcome often depends on how fast someone nearby can act. The SureFill Opioid Overdose Kit removes the guesswork by packing every critical tool into a single, ready-to-use case — no separate sourcing of naloxone, no scrambling for gloves or a rescue mask while a life hangs in the balance.

What’s Included

• 1 Naloxone Nasal Spray, 2-pack (4mg) — FDA-approved, no-prescription-required medication that rapidly reverses opioid overdose
• 2 CPR face shields — Barrier protection for safe, effective rescue breathing
• 2 BZK antiseptic wipes — Clean the application site or responder’s hands
• 1 pair AeroGlove™ nitrile gloves — Barrier protection for the responder during patient contact
• 4 sterile gauze pads, 2″ x 2″ — General wound care support during the response

One Kit, Covers the Full Response

Rather than piecing together naloxone, PPE, and rescue supplies from separate purchases, this kit gives an organization one straightforward item to stock, restock, and train staff on. That simplicity matters in an emergency — a responder doesn’t have time to hunt down scattered supplies from different cabinets.

Durable, Visible, Ready

Packed in a durable plastic case sized for wall mounting or portable carry, this kit is designed to stay visible and accessible in the location where an overdose response would actually happen — a break room, a job trailer, a reception area — not buried in a supply closet.

Features at a Glance

• Complete kit — naloxone included, nothing else to source separately
• Naloxone Nasal Spray, 4mg, 2 doses
• CPR face shields, antiseptic wipes, nitrile gloves, and gauze pads included
• Durable plastic case, wall-mountable or portable
• Compact size fits standard first aid cabinet space

Built For

Workplaces building a complete opioid emergency response station • First responders and community organizations • Offices, warehouses, and job sites • Public facilities preparing for opioid-related emergencies

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