Learn all about Fatal Vision’s innovative products in this blog post! Fatal Vision® Impairment Simulation Glasses are an innovative way to teach students and adults alike about the dangers of drugs, alcohol, drowsy driving, and more. But even if you’re
Find out everything you need to know about Fatal Vision goggles! Our Fatal Vision® Impairment goggles are among the most popular tools we offer for safe driving education and awareness programs, and for a good reason. They offer a
Learn how Innocorp’s Fatal Vision alcohol and other drug impairment simulation goggles went from an idea to a finished product. Working to keep our communities safe from needless injuries and fatalities is Innocorp’s overarching mission and driving purpose. Our
Learn about our suite of tools to help your drug education program. Putting students in the “driver’s seat” of their education is a surefire way to engage them on a deeper, more meaningful level. The same is true regarding
Opioid, marijuana, and alcohol impairment goggles used to engage and educate. COVID-19 has disrupted all our lives. For New England College in New Hampshire, the pandemic delayed its use of three Fatal Vision® product kits — the Marijuana Campaign
Make sure your lessons stick with students by using these helpful tips. Today, more young people are being exposed to opioids than ever before, making education about opioid abuse more vital than ever. According to one study, an estimated
Use this helpful information in your opioid abuse prevention program. Opioid misuse and abuse aren’t always well-understood topics. After all, opioids are legal when prescribed by a medical professional, but they can lead to a slippery slope toward addiction
Give participants a hands-on experience with these activities. Interactive opioid abuse prevention activities are a valuable way to help students understand the impairment effects of opioids. By simulating these effects, program participants can understand how dangerous using the drugs and
Check out these resources to create an effective opioid prevention program. It’s hard to open a newspaper or turn on the TV without hearing an alarming new statistic about opioid abuse and deaths from opioid overdoses these days. The crisis
Learn why opioid abuse prevention programs are more vital than ever. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, nearly two-thirds of all drug-related deaths in the last 20 years have involved opioids. But the general public typically isn’t
Search
