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Info to Go: Dextromethorphan Rack Card

A practical rack card resource for prevention education and outreach.

Age Adult · College · High School · Middle SchoolLanguage English
100 - 249$0.56
250 - 499$0.54
500 - 999$0.52
1,000 - 2,499$0.46
2,500+$0.43

Minimum qty: 100 · Sold in increments of 50

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Product Details

About this resource

This convenient two sided Dextromethorphan Rack Card provides concise information on an ingredient in over the counter cough medicines taken in massive doses by abusers to get “high.” Dextromethorphan, commonly referred to as DXM, is a cough suppressant found in more than 120 over the counter cold medications. The card details the immediate and long term ill effects of DXM. It also includes street names, and behavior suggesting its abuse. In conclusion, the card provides a “Way to Go” anti-use call to action. Use it as a great stand alone handout or use it together with our other rack cards.

Each info to go card provides the following information:

  • Explains what dextromethorphan (DXM) is
  • Covers its biological mechanisms
  • Details the warning signs of abuse
  • Lists DXM’s short and long term consequences
  • Provides a personalization area on the back for you to place a custom message and/or your organization’s logo

Sold in packs of 50 and the minimum quantity is 100.

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Audience and timing

Age / Grade Adult, College, High School, Middle School

Language English

Observance National Prescription Drug Take Back Day (fall), National Prescription Drug Take Back Day (spring), National Substance Abuse Prevention Month

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