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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 #CheckForPoisons #HealthyHome
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This year, the Ontario Poison Centre (OPC), Parachute, and other injury prevention partners encourage everyone to #CheckForPoisons to identify potential poisons in their homes and workplaces. #NPPW2025 #PoisonPrevention
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What an incredible final day filled with outstanding engagement!💥. Our SPIs connected with over 400 people today, bringing the total to just under 1000 throughout the event. A massive thank you to all of our SPIs! 🙌. #CheckforPoisons #nppw2025
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Look at all the beautiful illuminations so far! 🤩. Still five more days left of poison prevention week! 🙌. Big thanks to everyone sending in pictures including Jack Hunter-French for some incredible Niagara Falls shots! . #NPPW2025 #CheckforPoisons
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Pills 💊 look like candy 🍬!.If you can’t tell the difference….How can they?. Always store medications securely behind a 🔐!. #CheckForPoisons .#PreventPoison
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It’s #NPPW2025! Learn how to store potential poisons safely and prevent poisoning:#CheckForPoisons
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It’s Poison Prevention Week! Do you know how to prevent unintentional poisonings and what to do if a poisoning occurs? Check out this information from @parachutecanada to learn more; #poisonpreventionweek #checkforpoisons
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Don't have the #OntarioPoisonCentre number? . Click this link to download our contact info now: . #CheckforPoisons #NPPW2025
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Important tips for acetaminophen: . ▪️use the recommended dose.▪️acetaminophen is in several products, not just pain relievers.▪️too much acetaminophen can cause liver injury .▪️if you are worried about the dose, call us at 1-844-POISON-X . #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
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Stop by the SickKids Atrium to learn more about #PoisonPrevention and grab some awesome free swag!. We’ve got amazing resources to share, and our poison information specialists will be here all week to answer your questions!. #CheckforPoisons #NPPW2025
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Unintentional poisonings are a leading cause of preventable injury and death in Canada. If you suspect you or your loved one may have been poisoned, do you know who to contact? Call 1-844-POISON-X, Canada’s new toll-free, 24/7 helpline. #CheckForPoisons
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Keep products in their original, child-resistant packaging. Child-resistant packaging has been shown to reduce poisoning injuries and deaths. . #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025 #PoisonPrevention #ChildSafety
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Signs/symptoms of swallowing or inserting a button battery include swallowing difficulties, coughing or noisy breathing, pain/irritability, abdominal pain, nose bleeds. Sometimes there are no symptoms at all. #CheckforPoisons #NPPW2025
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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 🙌. #NPPW2025 #CheckForPoisons
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There are many items in and around your home that can cause poisoning. Recognize and identify potential poisons: #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
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This week is #PoisonPreventionWeek. Learn about storing and giving medicine safely to prevent accidental poisonings from medications such as pain relievers: #NPPW2025 #CheckForPoisons
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There are many items in and around your home that can cause poisoning. Recognize and identify potential poisons: . #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
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Your last day to get some awesome #poisonpreventionweek swag from the OPC! 👀. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or a member of the public we have something for you 🙌. #CheckforPoisons #nppw2025
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Always read the label and check the dosage each time you give or take medicine, including over-the-counter and prescription medications as well as natural health products. #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
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Go to the emergency room right away if you think your child has swallowed a button battery. On the way, give the child 2 tsp of honey every 10 mins (up to 6 doses). Honey coats the battery and may help reduce the risk of injury. #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025
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