One heartbeat
at a time.
Free Narcan, free Deterra and NarcX, free counseling, and real talk. Made by teens, for teens.
An overdose can stop someone's breathing in minutes.
Most happen at home, with someone nearby who doesn't know what to do.
One spray can bring them back.
No prescription needed. Easy to use. And we'll get it to you for free.
The leftover pills
that started it? Gone.
Drop them in a Deterra pouch with a little water, or a reusable NarcX bottle that comes ready to go. Seal it, toss it. The medicine is deactivated, so nobody finds it in a cabinet later. We'll send them to you for free.
Know what's
in the bottle.
DoseSure tells you in seconds whether a medicine is an opioid. Scan a label, search a name, or check if two things are dangerous to mix. Free, private, no account, in English and Spanish.
- Is it an opioid? Scan a label or search a name
- Ask AI about any medicine, answered from the FDA label
- Mix check for combinations that cause overdoses
- Overdose help, step by step, one tap to 911
Narcan, Deterra, NarcX, counseling, stories, and what's next.
Everything Pulse does, in one loop. Sound off, nothing to install.
Keep it close.
It's free.
Request Narcan to reverse an opioid overdose, and Deterra pouches or NarcX bottles to safely destroy leftover pills before anyone misuses them. We've hand-delivered 200+ kits. This fall, community groups, coalitions and clinics across the Southeast started asking for more.
- People we've helped
- 708+
- Kits & resources requested
- 1,580+
You don't have to be in crisis to talk.
Licensed counselors and supervised counseling interns from partner practices volunteer free, private sessions through Pulse. Reach out for yourself or for someone you love.
The people who've lived it, in their words.
20+ interviews with nurses, police officers, lawmakers, national nonprofit leaders, people in recovery, and mothers who lost their sons to overdose.
We show up in person.
Recovery Month, the 2026 Walk for Recovery, the 2026 Tea Cup Memorial, pharmacy counters, and courtrooms. Wherever someone might need help, we bring it.
At a table, in a chair, behind a mic.
Every kit, every session, every story starts somewhere real. Pick a door.
Second place nationally in CADCA's 2025 Dose of Prevention Challenge.
And supported here at home by the Forsyth County Drug Awareness Council and The Connection.
Beacon. Help for people who can't get online.
One button that connects someone living on the street to a trained responder and to local organizations for food, shelter, and treatment. We're raising funds to build and test it.
Keep Narcan close.
Request it in a few clicks. Keep it in your bag, your car, or your kitchen drawer.