List of over the counter products with Orally Disintegrating Tablets Formulation (fast dissolving).?
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Claitin(Loratadine) is one
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http://www.cromaltda.cl/listadeproductos.html
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Benadryl, b/c you're more likely to have it in your medicine cabinet.  Those over-the-counter "non-habit forming" sleeping aids like unisom are actually benadryl.  Another good pill that works really well is the motion sickness pill called dramamine.  I actually prefer this pill because it helps relax your stomach as well.  My boyfriend broke up with me once and not only did I have problems falling asleep, but I felt physically sick too . . . I took that (and a few drinks) and I was sleeping in no time. . . it made my stomach feel so much better.  In the morning I was actually able to eat something without feeling like I was going to throw up.
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To answer this question I would need to what material you're using (wood, metal or what)  and what are the dissolving tablets (Alka-seltzer or hydrocloric acid). Sorry.
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Generic name-Glipizide. (Tablet.) Please see the website mentioned below for more details on Glipizide.
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codeine or tylenol or asprin and maybe ibuprofen in tylenol 3s/percocets and percodand and vicoprofen
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The new formulation of Sudafed contains phenylephrine. Just make sure you read the label so you get the correct one. Breathe Right strips work wonderfully and they even have clear ones. A good non medicinal alternative to decongestants.
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It's not the pill that makes it dissolve it's your body's enzymes that cause the pill to dissolve.  tablets usually dissolve more easily than caplets
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You can check out these sites.\n\nhttp://classaction.findlaw.com/recall/drug/fda1/files/2000/new00720.html\n\nhttp://www.looksmartcolds.com/p/articles/mi_m1370
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ZYRTEC Tablets, Chewable Tablets and Syrup\nZYRTEC tablets and ZYRTEC Chewable Tablets come in two strengths: 5 mg and 10 mg. One teaspoon of ZYRTEC syrup is equal to a 5 mg ZYRTEC tablet. ZYRTEC can be taken with or without food.\n\nBe sure to take ZYRTEC exactly as prescribed by your doctor.\n\nAdults and children 12 years or older: Depending on the prescription, 5 mg or 10 mg of ZYRTEC may be taken once a day.
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Bismuth is an element.  The generic name for Pepto Bismol tablets is bismuth tablets.  Make a garland of Pepto Bismol tabs -- glue them to silver (another element!) string.
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Oral Saline Laxative, this will totally clean you out.  Make sure to stay near a bathroom for the entire day because it is pretty potent.  You can get it at any drug store.  Comes in a small bottle in the section of the store with like Pepto-bismol and other stomach products...\n\nhttp://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=100104&navAction=jump&navCount=0&skuid=sku1609117&id=prod1609128\nhttp://www.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php?masterid=2645768
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Active Ingredients\nPer Tablet: Apis Melifica 6X; Arnica Montana 6X; Bryonia 6X; Benzoicum Acidum 6X; Cimicifuga Racemosa 6X; Colchicum Autumnale 6X; Guaiacum Officinalis 6X; Kalmia Latifolia 6X; Pulsatilla Nigricans 6X; Rhododendron 6X; Rhus Toxicodendron 6X; Ruta Graveolens 6X; Sulphur 6X\n\nInactive Ingredients\nLactose
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Acetaminophen; Codeine Tablets.  See this url:\n\nhttp://www.muschealth.com/cds/CPDrugIdentifier.aspx\n\nIn the drop down box, scroll to 93 150 then click on the "Find Drugs" button next to the drop down box.  You should come up with a picture of the pill you're asking about.
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Yes they would dissolve quicker. The rate of the dissolving depends on the concentration gradient. When you first put the tablets in, there is no tablet dissolved so the gradient is highest and the rate is quickest. As it dissolves, the surrounding liquid becomes more concentrated with the tablet so the rate of dissolving slows. Brownian motion will eventually disperse the concentration to the whole liquid, but if you stir the liquid, you are eliminating the local high concentration around the tablet immediately.
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Nothing over the counter works. Nothing sold on TV works. If the bottle, ad, website or commercial says "this product/these claims have not been evaluated by the FDA" it's bogus.  See article, below.\n\nYou want something prescribed by YOUR doctor (not some internet doctor). I take phentermine.
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Read carefully the leaflet containing information about drug use and proper storage that is inside the box.\nI don't remember if there are any specific regiments for this drug but in general drugs are kept in their box, in a cool place without humidity(avoid the bath).\nA general rule: if you need this kind of information, you can call by phone the pharmaceutical company that produces the drug.They answer usually also to phone calls, because they are interested in good maintenance of their product.\nI can't help more,because the tablets are not anymore in use in my country, but just the suppositories.\n\nKaterina