Disclaimer

1. Not medical advice

MAD AF is not a medical provider, a treatment provider, or a substitute for professional medical or mental health care. Nothing on madaf.us — including educational articles, resource directory listings, event descriptions, forum posts, or apparel messaging — is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment recommendation. Always talk to a qualified doctor or licensed clinician about any medical or mental health question you have, and never disregard professional medical advice because of something you read here.

2. In an emergency

These numbers are free, confidential, and available to anyone, regardless of whether you've ever purchased anything from MAD AF or created an account.

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3. Not a nonprofit / no tax-deductible donations

MAD AF is a mission-driven apparel and awareness company — not a charity or nonprofit organization. The apparel store is currently a preview and does not accept orders, payments, or charitable donations. If ordering opens, final commercial terms will be published before checkout.

4. Third-party resources & links

The resource directory, learn/blog articles, and event listings may link to or describe third-party organizations, treatment providers, support groups, or government resources (such as SAMHSA, FindTreatment.gov, the CDC, or the DEA). MAD AF does its best to keep listings accurate and current, but we do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, licensing status, or availability of any third-party listing or outbound link, and we are not responsible for the content, services, or actions of any third party. Always verify credentials and current availability directly with a provider before relying on a listing.

5. Naloxone & counterfeit-pill awareness

Content on this site may reference naloxone (the opioid-overdose-reversal medication) or counterfeit/pressed pills. This content is informational awareness material, not instructions for medical use. For naloxone access and guidance, see the CDC's naloxone resources or a local naloxone distribution program. For counterfeit-pill awareness, see the DEA's "One Pill Can Kill" campaign. MAD AF does not provide dosing instructions and is not a naloxone distributor.

6. No guarantee of outcomes

Buying MAD AF apparel, attending an event, or engaging with our content does not guarantee any particular outcome — for a person struggling with substance use, for a family having a hard conversation, or for the broader fentanyl crisis. Our mission is to fund and support awareness work and point people toward real, professional help; it is not a substitute for treatment, therapy, or emergency services.