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The SoRite Company announced a strategic partnership with Rapid Risk Reduction (R3) that will make SoRite’s DECON, a narcotic oxidation solution, available for inclusion in R3’s ONEbox emergency response solutions.

SoRite DECON is the only proven solution that oxidizes fentanyl, heroin, meth, xylazine, and other narcotics safely, effectively, and without harsh chemicals in just 60 seconds.

“Partnering with R3 allows SoRite to join an organization that shares our commitment to saving lives and protecting people in high-risk situations,” says Autumn Ryan, SoRite Company Founder. “By making a bundled DECON solution available for the ONEbox platform, we are helping communities better manage their risks by responding faster, safer, and with greater confidence during overdose emergencies."

ONEbox is a video-guided opioid emergency response station. Schools, universities, factories, hospitality venues, public institutions, offices, government agencies, and grant-funded programs are typical ONEbox users.

“ONEbox’s focus is on turning bystanders into first responders who are often the first people to encounter an overdose or contaminated scene," shares Jeff Hill, Chief Performance Officer at R3. "The option to add SoRite DECON to all our ONEbox solutions provides a significant layer of protection to anyone rendering aid while dealing with potential or accidental exposure to dangerous narcotics.”

This strategic alliance is gaining traction. R3 has started working with Oldham County, Kentucky, to implement a post-jail take-home program of ONEbox solutions that contains SoRite’s DECON towelettes and 3-ounce canister. Inmates leaving a facility are 10-12 times more likely to experience accidental overdose than the baseline.

"This program will help save lives in cases of accidental overdose," notes Jim Acquisto, Chief Deputy Sheriff at Oldham County Sheriff's Office. "The ONEbox DECON bundle provides the means to protect the addict and anyone rendering aid, including first responders and members of the public, by rapidly and effectively decontaminating an area compromised by narcotics."