Narcan and condoms and Plan B, oh my! Parents pack doomsday kits for their college-bound kids — here’s how they’re preparing for the worst
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Pencils, notebooks — and Narcan?
Concerned parents of incoming college freshmen are adding the life-saving nasal spray to back-to-school lists this year — along with condoms, Plan B and more modern must-haves that might have been unthinkable a generation ago.
And that’s just fine with students like Summer, 20, who said they prefer a matter-of-fact approach to the way campus life is lived now.
“I administered Narcan to a girl who was passed out on the front lawn of an off-campus frat party,” the psych major from North Carolina, who didn’t want to use her last name, told The Post. “It literally saves lives.”
Narcan, officially known as Naloxone, is an opioid antagonist that reverses the effects of illicit substances, such as fentanyl.
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