America’s Defense 
Against Overdose

Fentanyl is the
#1 Killer in the United States

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Overdose deaths since 2000

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Americans reported knowing someone who overdosed

"Within 24 hours our son was gone”

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How Does Fentanyl Kill? Overdose Starts with the Brain

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Fentanyl enters the body after exposure to drugs and illicit substances.

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Fentanyl quickly travels to the brain in the bloodstream.

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Fentanyl binds to brain receptors, slowing breathing and heart rate​.

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Brain damage and death can occur in minutes as oxygen is depleted.

ARMR is Building Technology to Revolutionize Overdose Prevention

Arming Americans through innovation to predict, prevent, and protect

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ARMR's protective therapeutic is being developed for proactive administration - preventing overdose possibility

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It works with the immune system to produce protective antibodies in the bloodstream

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The protective antibodies are designed to bind to fentanyl in the bloodstream

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Leading to a life saved by neutralizing fentanyl before it can attack the brain

ARMR OS- The Future of U.S. Overdose Defense Systems

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Building a decentralized national warning and tracking system to prevent outbreaks with real-time data

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Working on deconstructing fentanyl trafficking and distribution currently occurring on online networks

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Developing systems to predict the next drug threat and develop protective therapeutics to prevent overdose outbreaks

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NOTE: Information above was obtained from publicly available sources and is presented only for purposes of providing a general overview of information on investigational products and uses that have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Rebuilding the arsenal of defense against overdose is a shared responsibility that will require a united front. Contact us to join the mission and partner with ARMR Sciences

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