Narcan (naloxone)
Narcan (Naloxone) Expiration Tracking and Inspections
AED Log tracks every Narcan expiration and naloxone expiration date in your program, down to each dose's lot. A monthly check confirms the doses are there and stored properly, and you're warned before any of them expire.
45 days free. No credit card required. Then plans from $114 a year.
What you track for each Narcan kit
Each Narcan station or kit keeps its form, its concentration and every dose with its own lot and date.
Form, such as nasal spray
Concentration
Lot number and expiration date
Each dose tracked separately, with its own lot and expiration date
Where it's stored and who is responsible for it
A QR label that opens the monthly check
The naloxone inspection checklist
AED Log's default Narcan check runs monthly and confirms the doses are present, in date and stored properly:
Narcan present (critical)
Not expired (critical)
Stored within its temperature range
Packaging intact
Notes, such as doses to reorder
A failed check opens a corrective action and flags the station. Administrators can change the questions or the interval to match your own protocol.
Naloxone expiration alerts
Every Narcan dose warns you before it expires, on the dashboard, the calendar and the alerts.
When a dose is used or replaced, archive it and add the new one, and its history stays with the station. Alerts go to the person responsible or to everyone at the site, by email or in Slack, Microsoft Teams or Discord.
AED Log's FDA recall notices cover AED devices only, so it does not track drug recalls for naloxone.
Incident reports for naloxone use
When naloxone is given, record the response for review, and restock the station.
The responder
The number of doses given
Whether the person was responsive afterwards
Whether EMS was called, and when they arrived
The outcome
Notes, with patient details restricted to owners and administrators
Narcan add-on pricing
Narcan tracking is an add-on at $8 per station or kit per year, on top of your AED plan.
Every account starts with an AED plan, which covers all your AEDs at one flat rate for the tier. Add one license per active Narcan station or kit, and pay only the prorated difference when you add more during the year.
Related: EpiPen and epinephrine expiration tracking
Epinephrine auto-injectors are tracked the same way, with a monthly check and an alert before each one expires.
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Narcan expiration tracking FAQ
How do I know when Narcan expires?
Every Narcan package and device is printed with an expiration date. Record the lot and date in AED Log and you're warned before any dose expires; the monthly check also confirms it's there and stored within its temperature range.
Does AED Log track Narcan recalls?
No. AED Log's FDA recall notices cover AED devices only. For naloxone it tracks lots, doses, expiration dates, monthly checks and each use.
How much does Narcan tracking cost?
$8 per unit per year, on top of your AED plan. Each Narcan station or kit you track uses one license.
Know when every Narcan dose expires
Monthly checks and expiration alerts for every naloxone dose, alongside your AEDs.
45 days free. No credit card required. Then plans from $114 a year.