How it works
Simple to carry. Simple to use. Life-saving.
The Second Chance keychain holder puts naloxone exactly where it needs to be — on your keys, in your pocket, ready in seconds.
The product
Designed for everyday carry.
The Second Chance holder is built around a standard Narcan nasal spray — the most widely available form of naloxone in the US. The case clips directly onto your keyring, keeping it with you the same way you carry your keys: automatically, without thinking about it.
Fits standard Narcan
Designed specifically for the 4mg Narcan nasal spray — the most common over-the-counter naloxone in the US.
Clips to any keyring
A secure carabiner-style clip attaches to keys, bags, belt loops, or backpacks. It goes where you go.
Protective case
Durable construction shields the Narcan from heat, impact, and moisture so it's ready when you need it.
Instant access
No digging through bags. No running to a car. The case opens in one motion so you can act in seconds.
Using Narcan
Anyone can reverse an overdose.
Narcan is safe, fast, and requires no medical training. If you see someone unresponsive and suspect an overdose, here's what to do.
Call 911 first
Call for emergency help immediately. Good Samaritan laws protect you in most states — you will not get in trouble for calling.
Remove Narcan from the case
Open the Second Chance holder and take out the Narcan nasal spray. Remove the cap.
Administer the spray
Place the nozzle into one nostril and press the plunger firmly one time to deliver the full dose.
Wait and watch
Naloxone works within 2–5 minutes. If there's no response, administer a second dose if available. Stay with them until help arrives.
Narcan is available without a prescription at most pharmacies. CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart carry it over the counter.
Why it matters
The keychain is the point.
Most people who carry naloxone keep it in a bag, a car, or a medicine cabinet. In an overdose, you have minutes — not time to run to your car. The Second Chance holder solves the last-mile problem: getting naloxone from "somewhere nearby" to "right here, right now." When it's on your keys, it's always on you.
4 min
average response time before brain damage begins in an opioid overdose
72%
of overdose deaths occur in a private residence — where a keychain holder is most likely to be nearby
Be ready when it counts.
Pre-order the Second Chance naloxone keychain holder and carry the ability to save a life every single day.