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. #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025 ^TH

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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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. parachute.ca/poisonpreventio… #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. parachute.ca/en/injury-topic… #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025

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

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

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

There are many items in and around your home that can cause poisoning. Recognize and identify potential poisons: parachute.ca/poisonpreventio… #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025

#DYK Child-Resistant Safety Closures Are Not Childproof? 💡Store all medications high, locked and out of sight. Learn how to prevent poisoning: bit.ly/3XY35Ey #NPPW2025 #1844POISONX #CheckForPoisons

Recognize and identify potential poisons in and around the home: ➡️Prescription and over-the-counter medications can cause poisoning if taken by mistake or used incorrectly. ➡️ When mixed, household cleaners can produce dangerous chemicals. ➡️Ingesting cannabis is the most common cause of cannabis poisoning in children. ➡️Fragrant and brightly coloured personal care products such as perfume, mouthwash and hand sanitizer often contain a high percentage of alcohol, which can be harmful to children if ingested. #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025 ^TH

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

Keep products in their original, child-resistant packaging. Child-resistant packaging has been shown to reduce poisoning injuries and deaths. ow.ly/L3aL50VjPgp #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025 #PoisonPrevention #ChildSafety

Store poisonous products high, locked and out of sight. Put medications, cannabis and other products away after every use. parachute.ca/poisonpreventio… #Highandlocked #PoisonPrevention #NPPW2025 #CheckForPoisons

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

Cannabis edibles often resemble common snacks (e.g., brownies, gummy candies). A young child may be unable to tell the difference. Learn more at ccsa.ca/cannabis #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025

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

Medications are the leading cause of poisoning in Canada. Prescription and over-the-counter medications can cause poisoning if taken by mistake or used incorrectly. Call 1-800-567-8911 if you have questions about your medications. #NPPW2025 #CheckForPoisons.

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. parachute.ca/around-the-hous… #CheckForPoisons #NPPW2025

In this Poison Prevention Week, we are showing you that poison prevention is in your hands. Stay tuned to learn how to #CheckForPoisons. in and around your home. Poison Prevention Week – Parachute #NPPW2025.