Who may receive naloxone distributed via invoice by pharmacies or manufacturers?

Naloxone, an opioid antagonist used to reverse opioid overdoses, can be provided to certain authorized individuals to ensure its effective distribution and use in emergencies. Designated law enforcement officers may receive naloxone distributed via invoice because they often encounter situations involving opioid overdoses in the course of their duties. By equipping these officers with naloxone, it enhances community safety and provides a rapid response to overdose incidents, thereby potentially saving lives.

In contrast, while the general public can obtain naloxone through pharmacies, especially with increasing access through standing orders or prescriptions, the specific question refers to distribution via invoice. Therefore, it would not be accurate to say that the general public, healthcare professionals, or only emergency room staff are eligible recipients under this specific distribution framework. Each of these groups may have mechanisms to access naloxone, but the question specifically highlights designated law enforcement officers as authorized to receive it via invoice arrangements.