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How is aspirin a multiple drug?

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What is the aspirin?

Aspirin is a drug containing acetylsalicylic acid


How many aspirin to take and when before drug test?

Are you an idiot? You cant take aspirin to pass a drug test.


Where can one purchase the Bayer aspirin drug?

One can purchase the Bayer Aspirin drug on websites such as "RX List", "Drug Store", "ZetaBoards", "Walmart", "Bayer Aspirin", "FEDRi" or "Sei Yorono Dakaiho".


What drug contains Aspirin?

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Where can you get Aspirin?

A local drug store.


Is there an aspirin in mercury drug?

yes


Generic drug name of Bayer aspirin?

The generic name is Aspirin or acetylsalicylic acid.


Is there aspirin in ibuprophin?

No, Ibuprofen is a different drug.


Will Bayer aspirin show up on a drug test?

A drug test for ASPIRIN? The only reason I can think of to test for aspirin is as part of an adulterants test--some people think putting crushed aspirin in the sample will throw off a test for something legal. Aspirin is the most commonly used legal drug on the planet and testing for it would nail half the people tested. It is also not a drug of abuse--slug back a whole bottle of aspirin and you'll just puke. There's no drug test for aspirin.


Is Ibuprofen the same as aspirin?

No, Ibuprofen is a is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug . Aspirin is analgesic to relieve minor aches and pains, as an antipyretic to reduce fever, and as an anti-inflammatory medication. Ibuprofen's common side effect is an upset stomach. Aspirin also thins the blood so bleeding risk increases.


What kind of drug is aspirin?

Aspirin is: an Analgesic pain killer, NSAID, anypyretic, salicylate.


Can a child take aspirin with this drug?

Talk to your pharmacist.