Recently I took a little "field trip" to the pharmacy shelves at Kmart, to check out what's new in over-the-counter medicines. There were two isles full of cough and cold medicines, fever reducers, and anti-inflammatories. It can be pretty confusing, but it is easy to sort through them if you read the ingredients.
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