Poison Prevention
Poison prevention involves taking steps to reduce the risk of accidental poisoning, especially in homes with children and pets. This includes safely storing medications, cleaning products, and chemicals in locked cabinets out of reach. It is also important to read labels carefully and follow instructions for use.
In case of exposure to a toxic substance, knowing how to respond is crucial. Keep the number for your local poison control center, such as the National Poison Control Center, readily available. If someone is poisoned, do not induce vomiting unless instructed by a medical professional, and seek immediate help if necessary.