Medea Kloxxado Nasal Spray provides a crucial life-saving solution for emergency opioid overdose situations. Each dose offers 8 mg of naloxone, a powerful opioid antagonist, designed for rapid response to respiratory depression and other overdose symptoms. With its compact and intuitive design, Kloxxado allows for easy administration by both medical and non-medical personnel.

Medea ensures that each box contains two bottles, offering added security with a backup dose if needed. This product is tailored for use in critical moments, providing peace of mind and heightened preparedness for families and emergency responders. Essential for both public and professional settings, Kloxxado stands as a vital part of any emergency overdose response toolkit.

Key Features:

• Each bottle of Kloxxado delivers an 8 mg intranasal dose, designed to counteract opioid overdose swiftly and effectively.
• The dual-bottle design within each box provides added safety by ensuring a backup dose is readily available if needed, offering enhanced preparedness for emergency situations.
• The compact and user-friendly bottle design allows for rapid administration, making it ideal for non-medical personnel to use in critical moments.

Uses:

• Medea Kloxxado Nasal Spray is used for the emergency treatment of known or suspected opioid overdose, as manifested by respiratory and/or central nervous system depression, in both adults and pediatric patients.

FAQs:

1. How does Kloxxado Nasal Spray work?
Kloxxado Nasal Spray works by rapidly reversing the effects of an opioid overdose, helping to restore normal breathing and consciousness.

2. Can Kloxxado be used more than once?
Yes, if the person does not respond within 2 to 3 minutes, an additional dose of Kloxxado can be administered while waiting for emergency medical assistance.

3. Is a prescription needed for Kloxxado?
Yes, a prescription is typically required for Kloxxado Nasal Spray, even though it is designed for emergency situations.

4. Are there side effects associated with Kloxxado?
Some potential side effects include sudden opioid withdrawal symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, sweating, and increased heart rate.