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A member asked:
My son has a bad habit of going through my purse looking for candy, he recently got his hands on ricola cough drops. should i be worried?
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Candy and medicine: You didn't mention your son's age. Important to keep your purse out of reach of your son especially if you keep medication in it. Many young children think brightly colored pills are candy- that also includes vitamins. Keep medication out of his reach, lock up if necessary.
Answered 2/2/2017
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