The Los Angeles County Library is expanding its free naloxone clinics and doubling the number of locations from five to 10, officials announced Wednesday.

People are able to pick up one box of the nasal spray, more commonly known as Narcan, that can quickly reverse the effects of opioid overdoses, including from heroin, fentanyl, and prescription medications.

They’ll also receive training on how to use the life-saving treatment properly, without being asked for ID, payment, or proof of insurance.

Skye Patrick, the director of the L.A. County Library system, told LAist the first five clinics that launched last October distributed more than 1,500 boxes, and were really well received by the community.