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24-Hour Hotline 1-800-222-1222 What to expect when you call Tell us how we did The Poison Control Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is a vital resource for families. Committed to safeguarding your child's well-being, the center provides immediate assistance in case of poisoning incidents. Staffed by experts in toxicology, the center offers valuable guidance to parents and caregivers 24/7.
Their comprehensive approach includes education on poison prevention, ensuring a safe home environment for your family. Equipped with the latest information, the CHOP Poison Control Center is your go-to source for quick and reliable assistance, contributing to a safer and healthier upbringing for your child.
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The Poison Control Center provides families and educators with helpful information about poisons, potential poisons and hazards in the home and other locations children visit.
- Alcohol and tobacco
- Baby powder
- Bee and wasp stings
- Calamine lotion
- Carbon monoxide
- Cough and cold medicine
- Crayons
- Eye exposures
- Foreign bodies
- Freon gas
- Glow sticks
- Household cleaners
- Inhalation exposures
- Insect repellents
- Irritating chemicals
- Jellyfish stings
- Matches
- Mushrooms
- Nonpoisonous berries
- Nonpoisonous plants
- Oils and automotive products
- Personal care products
- Plants that irritate
- Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac
- Poison prevention
- Poisonous berries
- Poisonous plants
- Poisonous seeds
- Rodenticides (rat and mouse poisons)
- Saccharin
- Spider bites
- Torch fuels
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Safe disposal of medication
Keep your family safe by cleaning out your medicines. Has a bottle expired? No longer in use? It’s time to toss. Learn about safe disposal options.
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Learn how CHOP's team of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, quality, communication, and public health experts works together to strengthen our region’s public health infrastructure by meeting our communities where they are, providing them with actionable and empathetic guidance that they can trust.
Meet our team
Every specialist who answers calls in the Poison Control Center is specially trained in toxicology, and many are certified by the American Association of Poison Control Centers. Our medical toxicology consultants from other local institutions further expand our ability to provide services to the region.
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