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Opioid abuse carries a high likelihood of overdose and death, a point driven home by this eye-catching, 3-D, framed, educational display.
Highlighting that marijuana (also called cannabis) is not a risk-free drug, this educational display (29" x 20" opened) features realistic 3-D models of marijuana and related paraphernalia secured behind a durable Plexiglas cover.
Turn drug and alcohol education into an engaging, memorable experience with this fun ball and activity!
Players catch on to the hard truths about substance abuse with the Substance Abuse Throw & Know Activity Ball Set!
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Package Includes:
* 1 Meth Retractable Presentation Banner w/Stand
* Carry Case for Banner
* 200 Meth Prevention Pamphlets
*200 Meth Rack Cards
With compelling graphics and persuasive text, this folding display (58" x 22½") outlines the effects and hazards of substance abuse.
Opioid misuse and abuse has become a national health crisis, leading to unprecedented numbers of opioid overdoses and opioid overdose deaths. Packed with information, this educational folding display helps viewers understand the dangers of prescription opioid abuse, illicit synthetic opioids (such as fentanyl and nitazenes), and heroin.
By shaking and then turning this attention-grabbing, permanently sealed jar, viewers are alerted to this fact as they watch models of three joints, a blunt, and a cigarillo blunt oozing in a mixture of simulated dry herb marijuana and gooey tar.
This 3-D display (10" x 13¼" x 7") uses sculpted, realistic facsimiles of five prescription pills (front and back) to demonstrate that fake pills can look identical to real prescription medications but lead to overdose and death with just one pill.
Emphasizing that marijuana use can lead to addiction, physical harms, and other negative consequences, this attention-grabbing, 6-panel flip chart (12" x 17") is an ideal resource to teach the facts about marijuana.
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Use this great activity to show your group how drugs make it impossible to function and limit your ability to perform the most basic tasks.
