While a "drug" and a "poison" are essentially the same thing, ie. a chemical compound or substance, the term drug does not necessarily imply a negative. The term "poison" always denotes something of harm. And while all "drugs" have the potential to become "poisons," they only become classified "poisons" when they are abused and or misused in some way for harmful purposes.
poison berries are poisonous
Can you tell the difference between Vyvanse and Concerta in a drug test
the prescription.
chronic poison exposure is being exposed to poison alot. acute poison exposure is being exposed to poison a little bit. im no expert on poison, i just know what the words acute and chronic mean
Yes
A milligram is 1000th of a gram
The basic difference between these two drug is that desloratadine is major metabolite of loratadine. But this difference does not make any significant variation in effectiveness between these two drugs.
They are the same drug. Both are hydrocodone and acetaminophen.
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Whoever asked this question needs a new brain. Marijuana and Poison Ivy are as different as a human is to a cat. Poison ivy is legal to possess or grow, marijuana is not. Never smoke poison ivy it can literally KILL YOU
poison
There is no difference between Atorvastin and Lipitor. They are the name drug used to control high cholesterol or hypercholesteraemia. Atovastin is the active drug used in Lipitor to gain the desired effect, Lipitor is just a trade name that a drug company uses to sell or identify the drug. Generic : Atorvastin Trade : Lipitor