Description
Published by HIT, it is designed to show users that overdose can be avoided if they know what puts them at risk, the warning signs of overdose and what to do in an emergency.Everyone should know what to do in the case of an overdose emergency. This app illustrates emergency action in an easy, step-by-step format.
HIT was established in 1985 to reduce drug-related harm and set up one of the world’s first HIV prevention projects for people who use drugs. It is one of the leading agencies in the world dealing with education, information and training about legal and illegal drugs.
Justin
Mar 2, 2012 1:37:00 AM
Dial 999? The only reson i give this app two stars is because i cannot think of anything better to do than what they describe. This app is not what i expected. I was hoping it would tell me what to do in the event where there was no other help. It would also be cool to see the effects of specific drugs. Poor app overall.
Jenny
Jan 24, 2012 5:54:58 AM
Lifeguard opiate overdose Disappointing app doesn't really do anything the emergency services won't do