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#LamontCounty - National Poison Prevention Week is March 15 to 21. #CheckForPoisons and prevent poisoning before it happens. #RethinkPoisons
Cannabis can be poisonous to children, even in small amounts. Lock up cannabis just like you lock up your medications and other harmful household products: out of sight and out of reach. Learn more at https://t.co/xWitwvIKL3 #CheckForPoisons #HealthyHome
Medications, vitamins, personal care products, cleaners, car supplies, cannabis products, pesticides, and even some plants can be poisonous to children. Learn how you can keep your child safe while they’re at home, at https://t.co/xWitwvIKL3 #CheckForPoisons #HealthyHome
Everyday items that you carry in your purse or backpack could be harmful to you or your child if consumed.
Learn about different types of hazards that might be in your bag: https://t.co/lYffMTUwDZ
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Learn about storing and giving medicine safely to prevent accidental poisonings from medications such as pain relievers: https://t.co/at1PB40dZN
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Button batteries can cause serious injury if swallowed or ingested. Do you know what to do if this happens to your child? Details at https://t.co/DzR6vpoee0
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Poison Prevention Week has wrapped up, but #CANInjuryPrevention is important all year long! Visit @parachutecanada for info & tips: https://t.co/S2i8pZN7Ll #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
Store poisonous products high, locked and out of sight!
Put medications, cannabis, cleaners and other products away after every use.
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Prevent injuries from button batteries by making sure products have a child-resistant battery compartment. Store batteries out of reach of children. #CheckforPoisons #NPPW2025
Possible poisoning? Call your local poison centre. Put the number in your phone or keep it in a visible location.
1-844-POISON-X (1-844-764-7669)
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Know what to do in case of a poisoning:
➡️Call 1-844-Poison-X (1-844-764-7669)
➡️Program the number into your phone’s contact list or keep it in a visible location, such as on your fridge.
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Medications that relieve pain, known as analgesics, are the No. 1 substance Canada’s poison centres receive calls about. Learn more: https://t.co/QjF3fETkHc #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
Help create a safer Canada! Report your experience with or concerns about a product to Health Canada to help identify risks to people’s health and safety: https://t.co/m66tuzADkP. #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
Ingesting cannabis is the most common cause of cannabis poisoning in children. Cannabis edibles can have a stronger effect on the body than other forms of cannabis. https://t.co/cYYNsAcO57 #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
Add your poison Centre number to your phone or keep it in a visible location, such as on your fridge: 1-800-567-8911. In case of a potential poisoning, contact the poison information Centre. If the person loses consciousness or has difficulty breathing, call 911. #CheckForPoisons
Store poisonous products up high, locked and out of sight. Put medications, cannabis and other products away after every use.
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Keep visitors’ purses or bags out of children’s reach.Visitors may have potentially poisonous products with them, such as medication, vitamins, cosmetics or cannabis products. https://t.co/QjF3fETkHc #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
When you call us, you’ll speak directly with a "Specialist in Poison Information" or SPI. Our SPIs are nurses or pharmacists with specialized training in poisons ✊
They will give you reliable advice on what to do if you've been exposed to a poison 🙌
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#PoisonPreventionWeek runs until March 22, urging Canadians to #CheckForPoisons and take action before accidents happen
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