Services Include:

• Sterile needles
• Disposal of used needles
• Alcohol swabs, filters, sterile water, tourniquets and cookers
• Safer Smoking Kits
• Condoms and lube
• Health & Social service referrals

Locations:

Lucknow:

• Lucknow Pharmasave

622 Campbell Street

Lucknow, ON

Monday to Friday 9am - 6pm

Saturday 9AM - 5PM

Kincardine:

• McKechnie Pharmacy

Kincardine Community Medical Clinic Building-Lower Level54 Sykes Street North, Meaford ON

44 Queen Street, Kincardine ON

Mondays to Fridays 9am - 6pm

Chesley:

• Chesley Pharmacy

38 1^st Ave S, Chesley ON

Monday to Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

*Please call us at 519-376-9420 for information on more of our locations!

To find a site anywhere in Ontario, please visit: http://www.ohrdp.ca/find-a-needle-syringe-program/

Helpful Tips

• Injecting is the most complicated and risky way to do drugs.  Snorting, smoking or swallowing drugs are all safer than injecting.

• Aseptic Injection is a way of injecting that reduces the risk of getting an infection from injecting.  Aseptic injecting helps to avoid becoming infected with Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, or HIV.

• The basic idea is that no blood gets transmitted from one person to the next.

• Using a sterile syringe is not enough to avoid diseases, as they can be spread by very small amounts of blood. This means it is important not to share, syringes, filters, water, swabs, cookers or tourniquets.

Safer Injecting Means

Never sharing:

• Don’t share your needles, water, cookers, filters, or tourniquets.

Keeping it sterile:

• Swab surfaces, your fingers, and the injection site before injecting.

Safe disposal:

• Always place sharps in a hard walled container, and return it to your local needle syringe program.

 Needle Syringe Programs Help

• Needle syringe programs are helpful in modifying many risk related practices of injection drug use (for example reusing and sharing needles).

• The recovery of needles helps control the unsafe disposal of needles in the community (for example playgrounds, washrooms) and reduces the risk of blood-borne infections.

Our Goal

• To reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS and other blood borne infections by providing sterile needles and supplies to people who use drugs.

• To prevent fatal overdose.

• To connect people with community supports and resources.

Related Links

Ontario Harm Reduction Distribution Program http://www.ohrdp.ca/

Interactive Opioid Tracker Tool