TRUSTED CONTENTNaloxone can be mailed to you in Wyoming through NEXT Distro, and a few public health offices and other community sites around Wyoming give it out. Naloxone is a medicine used for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. Search a Wyoming city or neighborhood to see walk-in programs, naloxone vending machines and boxes, and mail-order options, with the distance in miles.
If someone is not breathing or won't wake up, call 911 now.
Wyoming at a glance
- State program
- NARCAN for Groups; Community Naloxone Resource Map (Wyoming Department of Health)
- Good Samaritan law
- Yes, W.S. 35-7-1064
- Standing order
- No statewide standing order
- Mail order
- Available
Naloxone near Cheyenne
Straight-line miles from the Cheyenne map pinLoading naloxone points.
Hours, supplies and rules can change. Call ahead when a phone number is listed.
Narcan vending machines in Wyoming
Narcan vending machines in Wyoming are listed through Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health, which runs harm reduction vending machines at its Tribal Health office and at Rocky Mountain Hall. Both machines give out free supplies and are open to the public.
Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health's machines stock Narcan nasal spray kits, fentanyl test strips, gun locks and smoking cessation supplies. The Rocky Mountain Hall machine is listed as open all day, even after work, and the listing suggests calling to confirm Narcan is stocked.
Wyoming's machines ask for one step first: visit the Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health office once to get a personal PIN, then use that PIN at either machine whenever you need supplies. Listings show any other conditions where the program states them, so check the listing before you travel.
If no machine is near you
Elsewhere in Wyoming, free naloxone is listed at walk-in sites such as the Teton County Health Department, Niobrara County Public Health in Lusk and the public health office in Rawlins. NEXT Distro also mails naloxone anywhere in Wyoming. Use "Walk-in" or "Mail order" in the finder.
How to respond to an opioid overdose
Call 911
Say someone is not breathing or won't wake up. Wyoming's Good Samaritan law (W.S. 35-7-1064) protects a person who in good faith seeks medical help for a drug overdose, and the person overdosing, from prosecution for drug possession and use, if they give the location, stay until responders arrive and cooperate.
Give naloxone
Spray one dose into one nostril. Follow the instructions on the box.
Support breathing
Give rescue breaths if trained, or roll the person onto their side.
Stay until help arrives
If there is no response after 2 to 3 minutes, give a second dose as the box directs.
What Wyoming's Good Samaritan law covers
Wyoming's Good Samaritan law, W.S. 35-7-1064 (effective July 1, 2025), protects a person who in good faith seeks medical assistance for themselves or another person during a drug overdose, and the person overdosing, from criminal prosecution for possession and use of a controlled substance. They must give the actual location, stay at the scene or medical facility until responders arrive, and cooperate.
| Covered | Not covered |
|---|---|
| Possession of a controlled substance (W.S. 35-7-1031(c)) | Any other offense, which the evidence can still be used to prosecute |
| Use of a controlled substance (W.S. 35-7-1039) | Drug use during a law enforcement search or arrest |
| The person seeking help and the person overdosing | More than two uses in twelve months; a second use requires a drug treatment program |
Source: W.S. 35-7-1064 (2025 Wyo. Sess. Laws, Senate Enrolled Act No. 63).
How to get free naloxone in Wyoming
The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) gives free NARCAN to agencies, businesses and organizations through NARCAN for Groups, and directs individuals to pharmacies, where naloxone is sold over the counter. WDH launched a Community Naloxone Resource Map in 2026, and public health offices and other sites in towns such as Jackson, Rawlins and Lusk give out naloxone.
Wyoming has no statewide standing order for naloxone. Wyoming pharmacists can prescribe naloxone under state law, and WDH advises groups to get a standing order or prescription from a licensed provider.
Free naloxone by mail is available through NEXT Distro for people who use drugs, people recently released from jail or prison, and their friends, family or partners. Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health runs harm reduction vending machines in Fremont County, and the machines are free after a one-time visit for a personal PIN.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Narcan vending machines in Wyoming?
Wyoming's Narcan vending machines are listed through Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health, at its Tribal Health office and at Rocky Mountain Hall. They give out free Narcan kits and test strips after a one-time visit to the Tribal Health office for a personal PIN.
Can I get Narcan without a prescription in Wyoming?
Yes, naloxone is sold over the counter at pharmacies in Wyoming, and NEXT Distro mails it free. Wyoming has no statewide standing order, but pharmacists can prescribe naloxone under state law.
Where can I get free Narcan in Wyoming?
Free Narcan is available in Wyoming by mail through NEXT Distro, from Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health vending machines, and at a few public health offices and community sites. Search your city in the finder above to see nearby sites, with distances in miles.
How do naloxone vending machines work in Wyoming?
Eastern Shoshone Tribal Health vending machines in Fremont County are open to the public, and everything in them is free. Visit the Tribal Health office once to get a personal PIN.
Does Wyoming's Good Samaritan law protect me if I call 911?
Yes, Wyoming's Good Samaritan law, W.S. 35-7-1064, protects a person who in good faith seeks medical help for an overdose, and the person overdosing, from prosecution for drug possession and use. They must give the actual location, stay until responders arrive and cooperate. The immunity can be used no more than two times in twelve months, and other offenses are not covered.
Can I get naloxone by mail in Wyoming?
Yes, NEXT Distro mails naloxone at no cost to people who use drugs, people recently released from jail or prison, and their friends, family or partners. Mail-order options appear at the end of every search in the finder above.
Where can I find opioid treatment in Wyoming?
RehabSeekers.com lists rehab centers across Wyoming, and you can browse them by place. See all rehab centers in Wyoming, or read about opioid rehab, opioid detox, methadone clinics and fentanyl rehab.
Find Narcan in another Wyoming city
Treatment after an overdose
Treatment options in Wyoming are listed on RehabSeekers.com. Browse rehab centers in Wyoming or read about opioid rehab.
Naloxone points come from county public health departments, state program lists, the programs themselves and local news reports.
How this locator was compiled
The RehabSeekers.com team read each site's details from its official source: the state health department, county health departments, and the naloxone programs that run walk-in sites, boxes, vending machines and mail-order kits. Every site was read in October 2026.
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