Warning Signs of an Overdose

If you suspect an overdose, call 911.

An individual can overdose on any opioid – prescription or nonprescription. When trying to determine if someone has overdosed, look for the signs below.

Signs of Overdose:

• The individual has constricted pupils.
• The individual is unresponsive or limp.
• The individual is awake but unable to talk.
• Their breathing is slow or erratic or they are not breathing.
• Their pulse is slow or erratic or they have no pulse.
• Their skin is pale gray or blue, especially around the fingernails and lips.
• They are making deep, slow snoring, choking or gurgling sounds.
• They are vomiting.