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What are over-the-counter options concerning sleep aids?
Some over-the-counter sleep aid options include Melatonin, Valerian, Doxylamine and Diphenhydramine. Some of these medications are better known by their brand names such as Benadryl and Unisom.
What are over the counter medications for treating gum disease?
There are some over the counter medications for treating gum disease. CrestProHeallth offers them. To the best of my knowledge none of the over the counter medications help a great deal.
Can you take Wellbutrin and over the counter sleeping medicines?
Most over the counter sleep medications contain diphenhydramine. Wellbutrin has been shown to increase the available levels of diphenhydramine in the system. This is a combination which should be discussed with your doctor.
Are there any over-the-counter medications for a cut on a dog?
No
What over the counter medications is phenyltoloxamine in?
flextra Ds
What over the counter pain medicine with sleep aid can you take the night before surgery?
You should never take any medications before a surgery without checking with your doctor
What over the counter can you use for itchy breast?
There are many over-the-counter medications for itches. Gold Bond makes a good one.
Can you overdose on over the counter sleep medication?
Yes.
What are over the counter medications?
Medicines you can buy without a doctor's prescription.
What over the counter medicines have trimodal in it?
There are no over the counter medications that have Tramadol in them. Tramadol is a low grade narcotic pain reliever and you need a prescription to get it.
What are some brands of OTC sleep aids?
One of the most popular over-the-counter Sleep Aid is ibuprofhen. Some other over-the-counter brands of Sleep Aids include Diphenhydramine, Doxylamine and Acetomenophen.
Do over the counter drugs have dosages less than those for comparable prescription drugs?
Yes, the medication that you can buy over the counter are in smaller doses. This is to prevent people from overdosing and using strong painkillers when they may not need them. If stronger medications are required they should be prescribed by your GP.
