Responsible Cannabis Use

Safe Cannabis Storage & Use

To reduce the risk of accidental poisoning, always store cannabis products in their original packaging or in a separate locked container. It’s also important to buy cannabis products exclusively from authorized retailers. Legally produced cannabis packaging includes accurate product information, warning labels, and safety features that illicit cannabis products do not provide. To reduce the risk of accidental poisoning, always store cannabis products in their original packaging or in a separate locked container. It’s also important to buy cannabis products exclusively from authorized retailers. Legally produced cannabis packaging includes accurate product information, warning labels, and safety features that illicit cannabis products do not provide.

How to Safely Store Cannabis

Cannabis should be stored with the same caution as medications and other hazardous household products. Follow these guidelines to ensure safe storage:

  • Keep cannabis products clearly labeled.
  • Store it up high, out of sight, and out of reach.
  • Seal it in child-resistant packaging (retain the original packaging if possible).
  • Keep cannabis edibles and beverages separated from regular food and drinks.
  • Store it in a locked container or cabinet.

What if a Child or Pet Accidentally Consumes Cannabis?

The symptoms of cannabis poisoning in children can vary based on what they consumed, how much, and their size. Effects may include drowsiness, slurred speech, vomiting, confusion, agitation, difficulty breathing, or, in severe cases, coma. If you suspect a child has ingested cannabis, dial 9-1-1 immediately or contact the Atlantic Canada Poison Centre (ACPC) at 1-844-POISON X (1-844-764-7669). Have the product packaging on hand, if possible, and provide details such as the amount consumed, when it occurred, and the symptoms observed. If a pet has consumed cannabis, contact your veterinarian or the nearest animal hospital right away.

Responsible cannabis storage is essential to preventing accidental ingestion, especially by children or pets. By keeping all cannabis products clearly labeled, securely stored in child-resistant and locked containers, and separated from regular food and drinks, you can help ensure everyone’s safety. When cannabis is stored properly, the risk of accidental consumption is significantly reduced, allowing you to consume cannabis while keeping your loved ones safe.

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