Safeguard Your Child!

Be prepared with the #1 emergency home treatment used for most accidental poisonings.

Contains Inside:

• CharcoAid® G Super Activated Charcoal (Poison Absorbent)
• Poison Prevention Safety Guide & Home Check List
• Emergency Phone Numbers Magnet (With Poison Control Center Toll Free Number)
• Instructions in English & Spanish

Dear Parent(s):   Little Remedies® is proud to provide you with this essential First-Aid Poison Treatment and Information for the safety of your child(ren).  No one can anticipate when an emergency will occur, which is why this is so important as a first line of prevention.  This product contains CharcoAid® G Super Activated Charcoal.  While activated charcoal is the first choice recommended by National Poison Control Centers for emergency home treatment of most accidental poisonings, CharcoAid® G is two to four times more effective than activated charcoal!  In the event of an accidental poisoning, the administration of CharcoAid® G will significantly reduce the time the toxin ingestion by approximately one half*.  In addition CharcoAid® G has been shown in clinical trails to be superior to activated charcoal and is easier to swallow, because the granules have been specially formulated to improve taste and mouth-feel.**   However all experts agree that in the event of an accidental poisoning and before administering any remedy, you should first contact a Poison Control Center or hospital emergency personnel to obtain the recommend course of treatment.  As an added precaution, we urge all parents to fill in the emergency phone numbers on this package, and to read and familiarize themselves with all pertinent information about poison prevention.

*Kentucky Regional Poison Center, and the University of Louisville.   **Cooney, Clinical Toxicology, Roberts.

Call a Poison Control Center or hospital emergency center immediately before administering this product.  Fill bottle with water or soda pop to fill line on label.  Shake vigorously for at least 30 seconds.  Drink entire contents as quickly as possible or as directed by a health professional.  If previous attempts to contact a Poison Control Center, Emergency Medical Facility, or Health Professional are unsuccessful, continue trying.  Save container of poison.  Keep patient active and moving.

Do not use if imprinted plastic neck band on bottle is broken or missing.  Store at controlled room temperature.  Do not freeze.  See bottle or packaging for lot number and expiration date.