USA Mobile Drug Testing: Free Resources: Bath Salt Abuse Prevention

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As you now know, bath salts are incredibly dangerous and utterly unregulated chemical substances that produce cocaine-like highs.

Bath salts are growing in popularity. In 2012, the American Association of Poison Control Centers received 6,138 calls about bath salts exposure. That number increased tremendously from the mere 304 calls the year before.

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We've discussed the side effects of bath salt abuse and the various ways you can tell if your children or employees are misusing them, but let's go a step further. I've found several, wonderful printable resources that would be wonderful additions to any Human Resources office or refrigerator. The more we know how to recognize the signs, the sooner we can get help.

Also from the AAPCC comes this nifty handout with facts "About Bath Salts" and what to do in case of an emergency.
This Bath Salts Drug Fact Sheet from the Drug Enforcement Administration goes into more depth than the AAPCC one, and will help educate any adults on the dangers of these drugs.
Attach this Bath Salts Abuse infographic from Sober.com to your next company email to keep everyone in the know.