Toronto Public Health has prepared guides for people who use drugs during COVID-19.
Read Toronto Public Health’s tips for people who use drugs 
and routine infection prevention strategies for overdose responders .
Highlights:
- Clean your hands
- Don’t share gear
- Prep your own drugs
- Get extra harm reduction supplies
- Avoid putting drug baggies/wraps in your mouth, anus
- Work with your Methadone/Suboxone/OAT Prescriber
- Prepare for unplanned withdrawal (dealer gets sick)
- Respond to overdose
If you ever have difficulty breathing or experience other severe symptoms, call 911
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