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Alberta police urge retailers to restrict access to DXM cough syrups due to rising youth theft and abuse.
Taber, Alberta police are urging retailers to place dextromethorphan (DXM)-containing cough syrups behind counters and restrict sales to adults due to a rise in thefts and misuse, particularly among youth.
While DXM possession is legal, abuse can cause serious health risks including seizures, hallucinations, high blood pressure, and liver damage from acetaminophen in the products.
Authorities warn of behavioral signs like sleep changes, declining school performance, and impaired coordination.
The Alberta College of Pharmacy supports increased precautions, though DXM remains accessible online and in other communities.
Police urge parents to monitor medications and report suspicious activity.
La policía de Alberta insta a los minoristas a restringir el acceso a los jarabes para la tos DXM debido al aumento del robo y el abuso entre los jóvenes.