- M Jacobs
- Trafford General Hospital, Manchester M41 5SL.
- Department of Accident and Emergency Medicine, Stockport Infirmary, Stockport SK1 3UJ.
Accidental ingestion of methadone Child resistant containers are needed
EDITOR, - I was annoyed to read J M Binchy and colleagues' report about accidental ingestion of methadone by children, which in some cases, led to death.1 Last year I published a letter about accidental self poisoning with a cough syrup in a child.2 Several letters were published from people who agreed with my identification of the need for legislation to make child resistant containers for liquid dose prescribable medications compulsory. Among these letters was one from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of …
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