In September 2015, CVS announced that Tennessee was one of the 12 states in which CVS would dispense Naloxone through a standing order. As of September 2015, you can walk into any CVS pharmacy in Tennessee and either purchase or order Naloxone. To ensure that your local CVS is aware of this policy, we recommend you to bring the article below by CVS describing this policy. 

Walgreen's announced that their Tennessee locations would have Naloxone available to purchase without a prescription by the end of the year in 2016. Though they have not reported a specific date when Naloxone will be available, linked below is the Walgreen's press release announcement of this program. 

In Ohio and Kentucky, Kroger announced that 200 stores would have Naloxone available without a prescription.  One article said that the program would be national, but TOP has not been able to verify when that would occur.

Rite Aid has announced Naloxone is available without a prescription in select states. Though TOP has not been able to determine an exact date for when this program will be enacted in Tennessee, linked below is Rite Aid's press release listing all the states where Naloxone is available.