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Dangerous Pills on the Loose: What You Need to Know
Northern Health region, CanadaFriday, March 28, 2025
Using drugs alone is never a good idea. It is important to have a plan. Tell someone you trust what your plan is. They can call for help if you need it. If you must use alone, there are apps that can help. Lifeguard and BeSafe are free and easy to find. You can also call the National Overdose Response Service. They are there to help.
Knowing your body is important. If you have been sick or have not used drugs for a while, start with a small amount. Your body might not handle it the same way. Mixing drugs or drugs with alcohol is a bad idea. It can make things much worse.
Always test a small amount first. Go slow. It is better to be safe than sorry. If possible, use in an Overdose Prevention Site (OPS). They are there to keep you safe.
If someone overdoses, call 911 right away. Do not wait. Every second counts. For information on local OPS, check the Northern Health OPS website. They have all the details you need.
This warning is important. It is there to keep you safe. Pay attention to it. Know the facts. Stay safe.
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