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
• Bee and wasp stings
• Calamine lotion
• Carbon monoxide
• Cough and cold medicine
• Crayons
• Eye exposures
• Foreign bodies (objects not meant to be swallowed)
• Freon gas
• Glow sticks
• Household cleaners
• Inhalation exposures
• Insect repellents
• Irritating chemicals (caustics)
• Jellyfish stings
• Matches
• Mushrooms
• Nail polish
• Nonpoisonous berries
• Nonpoisonous plants
• Oil and automotive products
• Personal care products
• Plants that irritate
• Poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac
• Poison prevention
• Poisonous berries
• Poisonous plants
• Poisonous seeds
• Rodenticide (rat and mouse poisons)
• Saccharin
• Spider bites
• Torch fuels