It depends on the brand you get and the vet you go to. Some vets do not go for the better brands because they cost more. But I am not saying the more costly ones are better, although sometimes this is usually the case. Over-the-counter treatments such as Bob Martin are usually ineffective or at worse, potentially harmful to the cat due to the ingredients. Brands such as Advantage and Avocate can only be acquired from a veterinary pratice are pricey but very effective with minimal chance of harmful reactions.
Clean Start is a great over the counter option for your teen. You can find their products available on their website, cleanstart.dermalogica.com.
Your veterinarian should have the appropriate medication to treat for fleas. It is best to check with him/her before buying any over the counter flea treatments. Some OTC flea medications can be potentially toxic to the animal (ie: Hartz brand).
Use a product from the vet, they are typically safer and more effective than over the counter treatments. Use it regularly for at least 3 months. Treat your house/carpet, furniture etc.
There is an over-the-counter solution for hair loss. Rogaine is a common product found in drugstores, and you can often find a generic version for much cheaper. http://www.drugstore.com/ask/are-there-any-over-the-counter-treatments-for-hair-loss/qxa1016
The easiest method is making sure her face is clean and washed regularly. If this fails it might be a good idea to take her to the doctor, since over the counter treatments will be less effective than what the doctor can give you.
Hartz products are available over the counter and are not carried by most vets. Even if your vet carries the products it is unlikely that he would accept coupons. Hartz flea treatments are available at most major retailers and you can use the coupon there.
Try over-the-counter treatments like Neosporin or coco butter
There are a number of good over the counter wart removal creams. Some of those with the best reviews include 'Duofilm Liquid Salicylic Acid Wart Remover' and 'Compound W Freeze Off Wart Removal System'.
Bronchitis treatments include rest, antibiotics, cough medicine, over the counter pain medication, and pulmonary rehabilitation. There are also home remedies such as humidifying the environment, and drinking plenty of liquids.
Topical flea and tick treatments are applied directly to the skin of the pet, usually on the back of the neck. They work by spreading over the pet's body through the natural oils in the skin. Oral flea and tick treatments are given to the pet by mouth, usually in the form of a pill or chewable tablet. They work by circulating in the pet's bloodstream and killing fleas and ticks when they bite.
No, there are no over-the-counter treatments specifically for adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). It is recommended to speak with a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment options, which may include medication or therapy.
You can buy over the counter flea repellents that come in a spray or in a cream. There is also natural remedies such as garlic and also applying apple cider vinegar over the whole body.