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Flow Restrictors May Help Prevent Medication Poisonings in Young Children - Digital Press Kit

Flow restrictors are intended to work with current child-resistant packaging, such as child safety caps, to help keep young children from getting into medicines when adults aren't looking.

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CDC@CDCgov Mar 17, 2014Published 13:12 UTCSignal Time 78Trust Score
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Flow restrictors are intended to work with current child-resistant packaging, such as child safety caps, to help keep young children from getting into medicines when adults aren't looking.

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