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Explanation of symbols marked after the plant:
[F] = Phytophotodermatitis; sap or juice from the plant may cause skin symptoms, such as blisters, after exposure to sunlight.
[K] = The plant is non-toxic in moderate amounts or when properly prepared.
Plant causes topical irritation = Sap or juice from the plant may cause irritation (such as stinging) on the skin and in the mouth. Does not absorb into the body.
Remo-Wax® ear drops
In small doses, ear drops accidentally administered orally are harmless and do not require special treatment.
Salbutamol
Salbutamol 0.4mg/ml is harmless, when the dose is less than 10ml. Does not require treatment.
Typical side effects and symptoms of salbutamol poisoning include e.g. flushed skin, tremors and gastrointestinal symptoms.
If the ingested amount is over 10ml, contact the Poison Information Centre to confirm toxicity.
Salt
If a child has ingested less than half teaspoon of salt, offer him/her something to drink and monitor his/her condition. If the ingested amount is greater or the child develops symptoms, seek medical assistance.
Shoe care products
Shoe dyes and polishes may contain dangerous solvents. Shoe polishes contains petroleum products, but in solid form, they can be considered relatively harmless.
Silica gel (desiccant)
A single dose is considered harmless. Does not require treatment.
Sleeping pills
An extremely hazardous group. Always contact the Poison Information Centre to confirm toxicity!
Snus
Soap
Keywords: Shampoo, hand soap, shower gel
When accidentally ingested, the dose is typically small. No treatment is required. Rinse the mouth. Avoid copious drinking because of excessive foaming.
Soda
Keywords: Corrosive substances
Baking soda (sodium bicarbonite). Does not require treatment when ingested in small amounts (one teaspoon). If the ingested amount is greater, contact the Poison Information Centre to confirm toxicity.
Washing soda (sodium carbonite) is corrosive substance. It is used for example in paint removals.
Sodium fluoride
Keywords: Fludent®, Xerodent®
Doses of less than 20 fluoride tablets per kg of body weight (0.25mg tablets) are considered harmless. Sufficient treatment includes not taking fluoride tablets for a period of time corresponding to the recommended daily dose and the actual ingested amount. The products contain sweeteners, which may cause gastrointestinal symptoms, such as diarrhoea.
If the ingested amount is more than 20 tablets per kg of body weight, contact the Poison Information Centre to confirm toxicity.