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Missouri Poison Center
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Accidental overd*se of Tylenol can be extremely dangerous and even life-threatening. Remember to always follow the proper dosing instructions on the label. If you have any questions about medication or dosing, call the Missouri Poison at 1-800-222-122. It's fast, free, and confidential. #Acetaminophen #PoisonPrevention #DosageCalculation #MedicationMixup #EmergencyMedicine #PoisonControl #SafetyTips
Silica gel comes in small paper packets and sometimes looks like little clear, round beads, and sometimes like very small rock crystals. They are non-toxic if eaten, but can be choking hazard if the whole packet is placed in the mouth. If you find a child has ingested silica gel, call the Missouri Poison Center right away at 1-800-222-1222 for further assistance. #SilicaGel #PoisonPrevention #ChildSafety #Parenting #ChokingHazard #PoisonControl
EpiPens can be lifesavers, but accidental injections can happen. Be prepared by knowing what happens if you are accidentally pricked with an EpiPen. Call the Missouri Poison Center if you or someone you know accidentally pricks themselves with an EpiPen at 1-800-222-1222.
#EpiPen #Epinephrine #ChildSafety #Allergies #AllergicReaction #SafetyTips #Advice #PoisonPrevention #PoisonControl
#EpiPen #Epinephrine #ChildSafety #Allergies #AllergicReaction #SafetyTips #Advice #PoisonPrevention #PoisonControl
Remember, a little knowledge goes a long way in staying safe during insect season. Share these tips with your friends and family, and save the Poison Help line in your phone! 1-800-222-1222 🏞️🌼🐜 Stay safe, everyone!
#BugSpray #InsectRepllent #BugBite #MosquitoBites #MosquitoRepllent #PoisonPrevention #PoisonControl
#BugSpray #InsectRepllent #BugBite #MosquitoBites #MosquitoRepllent #PoisonPrevention #PoisonControl
Replying to @olivia..ann284 If salt or pepper gets into your eyes, try your hardest not to rub them! Rinse your eyes with lukewarm water as soon as possible and then call the Missouri Poison Center for immediate help. 1-800-222-1222. #PoisonControl #Salt #SaltAndPepper #EyeRinse #FirstAid #PoisonPrevention #HowTo
Although these plants look harmless, they are actually poisonous! It's crucial to avoid contact with this plant and let your children know NOT to touch it. If you believe you or someone you know has come in contact with water hemlock, call the Missouri Poison Center right away at 1-800-222-1223 #WaterHemlock #PoisonHemlock #PoisonPrevention #ChildSafety #SummerSafety #SafetyTips #Hiking #PlantIdentification #PoisonControl
Spider control tip: Always shake out shoes and clothing before wearing help to reduce the chances of a bite. If you have questions about the brown recluse or need help identifying a bite, call the Missouri Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222. #BrownRecluse #SpiderBite #PoisonPrevention #PoisonControl #SafetyTips #CampingTips #OutdoorSafety
Fireworks typically come in a thick paper or cardboard tube, with flammable powder inside. We often receive calls about children biting into the tube, causing the powder to get inside their mouths. In most cases, no serious symptoms are expected! If you find your child chewing on a firework, call the Missouri Poison Center right away at 1-800-222-1222. #PoisonPrevention #Fireworks #Sparklers #Firecracker #FireworkSafety #July4th #FourthOfJuly #4thOfJuly #ChildSafety #SafetyTips #PoisonControl
Replying to @big_boss_bosnian We often receive calls about children who drank a sip of rubbing alcohol. It's often drunk by mistake since it looks like water when poured into other containers. The most common symptoms from a small, unintentional ingestion may include nausea, vomiting, or stomach upset. If you or someone you know has ingested rubbing alcohol, call the Missouri Poison Center right away at 1-800-222-122. #PoisonControl #RubbingAlcohol #MythVsFact #FeverRemedy #ChildSafety #Health #PoisonPrevention
Tip: Take the time to mark on your calendar the day a tick was removed from yourself, a child, or a pet. Observe for the common symptoms associated with tick-borne illness over the next two weeks. If you have questions about tick bites, call the Missouri Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222 for advice #TickBites #PoisonPrevention #PoisonControl #Ticks #OutdoorSafety #SafetyTips #LymeDisease
From transportation to storage, pool chemicals should always be used with caution. If you have questions about how to store your pool chemicals safely, call the Missouri Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222. No call is too big or too small. #PoisonPrevention #PoolSafety #Chlorine #SwimmingPool #Summer #SafeStorage #PoisonControl #HowTo
#Stitch w/@The PediPals - Lifehack, save the Poison Control number in your phone to stay prepared for poison emergencies. The Missouri Poison Center is open 24/7, 365 days a year! And our number stays the same no matter where you go! You can reach us at 1-800-222-1222. #PoisonPrevention #LifeHack #ParentingHack #ChildSafety #PoisonControl #ParentsOfTikTok
Replying to @greasy.lil.salamander Did you know that eating a large quantity of cough drops can result in stomach upset with nausea? If you or your child eats more than the recommended number of cough drops, call the Missouri Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222 #AskMOPoison #CoughDrops #DidYouKnow #ChildSafety #ChokingHazard #MedicineSafety #PoisonControl #PoisonPrevention