Hertfordshire latest force to trial Naloxone nasal spray

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Hertfordshire latest force to trial Naloxone nasal spray

Hertfordshire are joining other forces in using the potentially life-saving nasal spray.

Date - 26th September 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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The force are beginning a six month trial to equip officers with Naloxone nasal sprays which are administered when someone is suffering from a suspected opiate overdose. The spray temporarily reverses the effects of the drug and could save...

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