Illegally made fentanyl is a national poison emergency. How do you stay safe and even save a life? Use fentanyl test strips to test drugs and carry naloxone, a life-saving medication to reverse opioid overdose. To learn more about the dangers of fentanyl and the signs of overdose, call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222 or visit our website, poisonhelp.hrsa.gov.

In a poison emergency, call the Poison Help Line. Free. Confidential. Real Help in Real Time.

In one moment, you may need poison help. A team of medical experts is there 24/7 at the Poison Help Line for real help, in real time.

A poison emergency can happen anywhere. But as long as you have a phone, you have access to real-time help from a trained professional. When poison happens, we're here for you. Just call Poison Help: 1-800-222-1222.

A poison emergency can happen anywhere. But as long as you have a phone, you have access to real-time help from a trained professional. When poison happens, we're here for you. Just call Poison Help: 1-800-222-1222.

A poison emergency can happen anywhere. But as long as you have a phone, you have access to real-time help from a trained professional. When poison happens, we're here for you. Just call Poison Help: 1-800-222-1222.

Marijuana edibles are food and drink products that include marijuana. In states where marijuana use is legal, 56% of marijuana users consume edibles. Learn how to prevent a marijuana edible poison emergency in your home.

Over 50 million Americans use a medicine that contains acetaminophen each week. Learn how to avoid a potential acetaminophen overdose.

Every minute counts in a poison emergency. That's why Poison Help is standing by 24 hours a day, seven days a week in over 100 languages.

Every minute counts in a poison emergency. That's why Poison Help is standing by 24 hours a day, seven days a week in over 100 languages.

Every minute counts in a poison emergency. Save Poison Help as a contact in your phone today.

Learn about the dangers of household cleaners and disinfectants and how to prevent household chemical poisonings in your home.

More than 90% of poisonings happen in the home where many poison risks are hidden in plain sight. Learn how to identify those risks and how to prevent poisonings where they happen most.

Learn about how to properly dispose of expired and unwanted medication!

Learn about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide (CO) and how to prevent CO poisonings in your home.

When you call Poison Help, you are speaking to a medical expert who can offer free, personalized assistance 24/7.

Have you mixed your pain, sleep, and/or allergy medications? Call the Poison Help line!

Has your child swallowed household cleaner, a chip of paint, or a wild mushroom? Call the Poison Help line!

Have you been bitten by a spider, a snake, or an insect? Call the Poison Help line!

Watch an informational video about carbon monoxide poisoning and the dangers of running a generator inside a garage or house.

Watch an informational video about the dangers of ingesting unneeded non-prescription medications and the immediate steps to take to stay safe.

Watch an informational video about the steps to take after accidentally ingesting a dangerous chemical.

Watch an informational video about the steps to take after accidentally ingesting prescription medicine.

Watch this short video to learn why you should program the toll-free Poison Help number into your phone.