Nove Single Dose Case
Confidently carry a dose of emergency nasal spray without the stigma
medication not included. shown for demonstration only
Delivery by September 15th
Confidently carry a dose of emergency nasal spray without the stigma
medication not included. shown for demonstration only
Delivery by September 15th
50% of proceeds go to support overdose awareness, education, and naloxone distribution
medication not included. shown for demonstration only
Delivery by September 15th
It's small enough that even friends who haven't wanted to carry Narcan before have one hooked up to their keys. I keep my keys with me all the time so now I always have some.
This finally makes nasal naloxone truly portable, like it should be. I'm planning to buy more case keychains for friends!
Carrying the nasal sprays has always been cumbersome. This only carries a single, but I always have one on me now, whereas the two pack stays in a bag.
If you don't see an answer to your questions, email contact@novedevice.com and we'll get back to you shortly.
Nove is compatible with Narcan®, Kloxxado®, Tosmyra®, Valtoco®, Nayzilam®, and most other single-dose emergency nasal sprays. If you're unsure whether your spray will fit, reach out and we'll confirm.
Disclaimer: Nove is not endorsed by or affiliated with any of the medications listed above. We recommend following the proper storage and handling instructions provided by the manufacturer of your medication.
No, the Nove carry case does not come with naloxone or any other nasal spray. Visit our naloxone finder page to find free naloxone near you.
In most U.S. states, naloxone is available over the counter without a prescription. You can pick it up at most pharmacies or request it through a local harm reduction organization.
Yes. We offer wholesale and bulk pricing for harm reduction nonprofits, health departments, universities, hospitals, and other organizations.
Our goal is for naloxone to be carried as often as possible, by as many people as possible. A case sized to hold two nasal sprays would be far less portable, making people less likely to carry their medication with them regularly.