Sudafed

Active Ingredient(s): Pseudoephedrine
Category: Allergies, Cough & Cold



Sudafed Overview

Pseudoephedrine (PSE) is a sympathomimetic drug of the phenethylamine and amphetamine chemical classes. It may be used as a nasal/sinus decongestant, as a stimulant, or as a wakefulness-promoting agent[2] in higher doses.[3] It was first characterized in 1889 by the German chemists Ladenburg and Oelschlägel, who used a sample that had been isolated from Ephedra vulgaris by the Merck pharmaceutical corporation of Darmstadt, Germany.[4] The ...

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pe wl 80 red pill small

Imprint PE WL 80 red pill small ## Did you ever find out what this is? ## it's a sudafed PE ## That is correct, it contains 80mgs of Phenylephrine and is manufactured by McNeil Consumer Healthcare. NDC code: 00501-2902 It is most commonly used to treat sinus symptoms associated with colds and allergies. The FDA lists the typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, nervousness, dry mouth, and insomnia. It is available over the counter. Is there anything else I can help with?

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actifed banned

Hi all, I wanted to find out why Actifed (as a brand) got banned by the United and states and JNJ stopped producing it and came up with Sudafed. Is there a reason why? Is there a link to the legal suit that was filed against a JnJ. Any information about why JNJ stopped producing it would help. Thanks ## Yes I know what you mean. Canada too. But it isn't banned really they just make it difficult for the drug store to carry it. And most of them don't so you may as well say they are banned. The excuse is they can make illicit drugs from the pseudoephedrine in it. I can't see a person making drugs is going to paid the high price on these pills. I would think they get it in bulk. And if that was the case then why is there so much junk on the streets still? If anything they are ma...

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oblong white 204 pill

it is in the 12 hour non drowsey sudafed ## Dude you serious? It is not sudafed lmao, it is generic percocet. You get sudafed for sinus problems and colds like, sinus pressure, sinus headaches and sinus infections. Ive also taken it for my bronchitis. I dont know where you got this info from, but you couldnt be more wrong.. Also Sudafed does not last 12 hours lol the life span of sudafed is from 4 to 6 hrs. Your just giving out bad information, if you dont know what your talking about (Obviously you dont) then dont say anything. Giving bad info on a site like this could be dangerous. It could be powerful medication, and someone comes along like you, and says "u'll be fine its just aspirin". Then that person will overdose because of stupid people who abuse drugs and ruin it f...

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Small red pill L432

SMALL RED PILL, L 432 ON ONE SIDE SOLID ON THE OTHER ## sudafed which is used to treat allergies ## CK is correct, it is manufactured by Major Pharmaceuticals, and they list it as containing 30mgs of Pseudoephedrine, which is a generic for Sudafed, it is used to treat cold symptoms, and sinus congestion. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, irritability, insomnia, and weight loss (with long-term use.) Are there any questions?

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Does Sudafed come in a bottle

I need Sudafed at night when I wake up with a sinus headache. At my age it is EXTREMELY difficult to open the packaging in the middle of the night. I need these pills in a bottle. HELP! ## Hello, Scott! How are you doing? I have only seen it available in the blister packs, but there is nothing preventing you from opening one, or more ahead of time and putting them in an empty/leftover bottle. It is not illegal to do so, just make sure to keep them out of the reach of any pets, or young children that might be around. It would also be wise to make sure to label the bottle accordingly, perhaps you could write over a pre-existing label with a Sharpie? The FDA warns that it may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, insomnia, and nervousness. Are you on any other medications? ## Than...

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Sudafed or Claritin pill markings

Hi... I need to know if Sudafed or Claritin have markings on their pills? A friend gave me them and said they were a decongestant such as Sudafed or Claritin but I am unsure if the product is Tylenol or something else? Please help. ## They might have markings, depending on the manufacturer. Can you please post back with more details, such as any markings on them? That is what would enable me to identify a medication for you. Thank you! The FDA lists the typical side effects of decongestants as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, insomnia, nervousness, and dry mouth.

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red oval gel pill for constipation

I'm looking for a red pill about the size of a Sudafed pill for constipation. I was given this pill when my first child was born to have a bowel movement after the nurse put me through other painful procedures, I'm expecting my 2nd child in May & I refuse to do those procedures again & would like to know what that pill is & how to get it. Thank you.

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Gx ex3

hi! what are these pills? brown, circle, barrel, logo GX / EX3??? please, help ## Hi i found the exact same pill, did you manage to find out what it is? ## hi. yes, i actually did - i found out it is "sudafed" (for sure) ...and sorry for that late reply. i hope it was helpful. bye ## Thanks, yes that definitely helps! ## It's an HIV treatment drug, however it is also used as a PEP drug, which is a preventive drug to be administered within 72 hours of being exposed (or possibly exposed ) to HIV or AIDS during intercourse, so the person the pill possibly belongs to does not necessarily have AIDS/HIV. ## Do you have any link to back up what this drug is? What is the source of your information, please? Any help appreciated, especially when others are saying it is "sudafed...

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if i am taking amox clav can also take sudafed

I normally take AleveD sinus&cold for my nasal congestion. I have not taken any since I started taking Amox/K Clav a couple days ago, but now my runny nose is driving me crazy. What are some possible side effects and risks to combining them? ## Hello, Kandie! How are you? I didn't find any interactions or problems listed between these medications, but it's always best to double check such information to be sure. The FDA lists the typical side effects for this antibiotic as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, non-allergic skin rash and diarrhea. Is there anything else I can help with?

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sudafed original

Hi I am basically looking for the original sudafed as I dont handle the sudafed PE and these are the ones that do the job for me. Also the generic brand equivalent to the sudafed original are also just as good. ## I had the same issue with the newer, version on the shelf. I ended up purchasing the Walgreens generic version of the original Sudafed after finding out the over the counter is not the same as the original. I get the 4hr red pill and it works fine. You have to ask the pharmacist for it as it is no longer on the shelf and you have to sign for it.

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Possible Dosages for this and Related Drugs:

Pseudoephedrine
  • Drops: 7.5mg/0.8ml
  • Liquid: 15mg/5ml, 30mg/5ml, 7.5mg/0.8ml
  • Liquid Extended Release: 15mg/5ml
  • Solution: 15mg/5ml
  • Syrup: 30mg/5ml
  • Tablet: 120mg, 30mg, 60mg
  • Tablet, Chewable: 15mg
  • Tablet, Extended Release: 120mg, 240mg
Note: Above list includes dosages for all drugs with the same combination of active ingredients.

NDC Database Records for Sudafed: (3 results)

Sorted by National Drug Code
  • 50580-539 Sudafed Sinus & Pain (Naproxen Sodium 220 mg (Naproxen 200 mg) / Pseudoephedrine 120 mg) 12 Hr Extended Release Tablet by Mcneil Consumer Healthcare Div. Mcneil-ppc, Inc
  • 50580-545 Sudafed 30 mg Oral Tablet by Mcneil Consumer Healthcare Div. Mcneil-ppc, Inc
  • 50580-669 24 Hr Sudafed 240 mg Extended Release Tablet by Mcneil Consumer Healthcare Div Mcneil-ppc, Inc

Other drugs which contain Pseudoephedrine or a similar ingredient: (326 results)

Related Sudafed Topics:

sudafed scf
oblong white pill ## This Sudafed Severe Cold Formula. ## What are the active ingredients in Sudafed SCF? I have 1 white... 3 replies
Sudafed or Claritin pill markings
Hi... I need to know if Sudafed or Claritin have markings on their pills? A friend gave me them and said they were a dec... 1 reply
sudafed original
Hi I am basically looking for the original sudafed as I dont handle the sudafed PE and these are the ones that do the jo... 1 reply
sudafed 12 hour
I was informed from a co worker that I could not purchase another box of Sudafed 12 hour for another month. New state la... 1 reply
sudafed s c purchase records
i was recently refused the purchase of a box of 12 hr nasal decongestant at a local walmart, when i questioned the clerk... 1 reply
Sudafed And Doxycycline
I am taking doxycycline 100mg for Sinus problems can I take Sudafed at the same time ## I didn't find any interactio... 1 reply
Does Sudafed come in a bottle
I need Sudafed at night when I wake up with a sinus headache. At my age it is EXTREMELY difficult to open the packaging ... 2 replies
Pill Sudafed
Aside from the numbers, what is the difference between Sudafed L432 and Sudafed 44 112? My pharmacist gave me a packet t... 2 replies
Need Sudafed
Where can I get 24 96 count reds ## If you're looking for the actual, name brand Sudafed that contains Pseudoephedri... 1 reply
can I use sudafed and bisoprolol htz 5 25mg together
I believe the doctor told me I could use Sudafed and Bisoprolol-HTZ 5.25mgbloodpressure med)together...Is this correct..... 1 reply




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