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This guide covers Acetaminophen; the supplied generic name is Acetaminophen. Its medication class is Analgesic/antipyretic (pain and fever reducer). Common uses include Headache, fever, and mild-to-moderate pain (aches, sore throat, minor injuries). Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Adapalene Gel (0.1%); the supplied generic name is Adapalene. Its medication class is Topical retinoid. Common uses include Acne vulgaris. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Aluminum Hydroxide + Magnesium Hydroxide + Simethicone; the supplied generic name is Aluminum hydroxide/magnesium hydroxide/simethicone. Its medication class is Combination antacid plus antiflatulent. Common uses include Heartburn, indigestion, and gas/bloating. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Bayer Aspirin, Ecotrin, Bufferin, St. Joseph
NSAID; antiplatelet effect at repeated/higher dosing
This guide covers Aspirin / Acetylsalicylic Acid; the supplied generic name is Aspirin. Its medication class is NSAID; antiplatelet effect at repeated/higher dosing. Common uses include Pain, fever, inflammation, and occasionally antiplatelet support in medical settings. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Excedrin Migraine, Excedrin Extra Strength
Analgesic combination
This guide covers Aspirin + Acetaminophen + Caffeine; the supplied generic name is Aspirin/acetaminophen/caffeine combination. Its medication class is Analgesic combination. Common uses include Headache and migraine relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Azelastine Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Azelastine HCl. Its medication class is Intranasal antihistamine. Common uses include Nasal allergy symptoms including sneezing and watery discharge. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Benzocaine; the supplied generic name is Benzocaine. Its medication class is Local anesthetic. Common uses include Oral and throat soreness relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Benzoyl Peroxide; the supplied generic name is Benzoyl peroxide. Its medication class is Topical antibacterial/keratolytic. Common uses include Acne treatment. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Bisacodyl; the supplied generic name is Bisacodyl. Its medication class is Stimulant laxative. Common uses include Occasional constipation. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Bismuth Subsalicylate; the supplied generic name is Bismuth subsalicylate. Its medication class is Anti-diarrheal/gastrointestinal protective agent. Common uses include Nausea, diarrhea, indigestion, and traveler’s GI upset. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Brimonidine Tartrate (0.025%); the supplied generic name is Brimonidine tartrate. Its medication class is Ophthalmic alpha-agonist vasoconstrictor. Common uses include Temporary eye redness relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Budesonide; the supplied generic name is Budesonide. Its medication class is Intranasal corticosteroid. Common uses include Chronic rhinitis and inflammatory nasal symptoms. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Calcium Carbonate; the supplied generic name is Calcium carbonate. Its medication class is Antacid. Common uses include Heartburn and episodic indigestion. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Calcium Polycarbophil; the supplied generic name is Calcium polycarbophil. Its medication class is Bulking fiber laxative. Common uses include Constipation and mild bowel-irritation prevention. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Capsaicin; the supplied generic name is Capsaicin. Its medication class is Topical analgesic (TRPV1 agonist/desensitizer). Common uses include Peripheral neuropathic pain and minor musculoskeletal discomfort. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Carbamide Peroxide (6.5%); the supplied generic name is Carbamide peroxide. Its medication class is Cerumenolytic otic agent. Common uses include Softening and aiding earwax removal. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium; the supplied generic name is Carboxymethylcellulose sodium. Its medication class is Artificial tear/lubricant. Common uses include Dry eye comfort. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Cetirizine; the supplied generic name is Cetirizine. Its medication class is Second-generation antihistamine. Common uses include Allergic rhinitis, chronic urticaria, and itching. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Cetylpyridinium Chloride (CPC); the supplied generic name is Cetylpyridinium chloride. Its medication class is Oral antiseptic. Common uses include Mouth freshness and bacterial load control. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Chlorpheniramine; the supplied generic name is Chlorpheniramine. Its medication class is First-generation antihistamine. Common uses include Allergic rhinitis, runny nose, and sneezing. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Nature Made Vitamin D3, Carlson Labs D3
Vitamin (fat-soluble)
This guide covers Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D3); the supplied generic name is Cholecalciferol. Its medication class is Vitamin (fat-soluble). Common uses include Vitamin D supplementation and support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Cimetidine; the supplied generic name is Cimetidine. Its medication class is H2 receptor antagonist. Common uses include Acid suppression. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Clotrimazole; the supplied generic name is Clotrimazole. Its medication class is Topical azole antifungal. Common uses include Superficial fungal infections. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Coal Tar Shampoo; the supplied generic name is Coal tar. Its medication class is Keratolytic/chromophore scalp treatment. Common uses include Psoriasis, dandruff, and scaling skin conditions. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Colloidal Oatmeal & Ceramide Emollients; the supplied generic name is Colloidal oatmeal, ceramides. Its medication class is Barrier-repair moisturizer. Common uses include Eczema/rough dry skin support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Cromolyn Sodium; the supplied generic name is Cromolyn sodium. Its medication class is Mast-cell stabilizer. Common uses include Preventive allergy management in nasal symptoms. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Cough suppressant (NMDA-serotonergic effects at high doses)
This guide covers Dextromethorphan; the supplied generic name is Dextromethorphan. Its medication class is Cough suppressant (NMDA-serotonergic effects at high doses). Common uses include Dry cough suppression. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Diclofenac Sodium Gel (1%); the supplied generic name is Diclofenac sodium. Its medication class is Topical NSAID. Common uses include Local relief of minor aches and pains. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Diphenhydramine; the supplied generic name is Diphenhydramine. Its medication class is First-generation antihistamine. Common uses include Allergy symptoms and OTC sleep-use in some settings. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Docosanol (10%); the supplied generic name is Docosanol. Its medication class is Topical antiviral (herpes labialis). Common uses include Early cold sore symptom shortening. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Docusate Sodium; the supplied generic name is Docusate sodium. Its medication class is Stool softener/lubricant. Common uses include Prevent constipation when stool hardening is expected. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Doxylamine Succinate; the supplied generic name is Doxylamine succinate. Its medication class is Sedating antihistamine. Common uses include Short-term sleep-onset support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Esomeprazole; the supplied generic name is Esomeprazole. Its medication class is Proton pump inhibitor. Common uses include Reflux and heartburn. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Essential Oils (Thymol, Eucalyptol, Menthol, Methyl Salicylate); the supplied generic name is Thymol/eucalyptol/menthol/methyl salicylate. Its medication class is Essential oil oral antiseptic. Common uses include Oral bacterial control and freshening breath support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Famotidine; the supplied generic name is Famotidine. Its medication class is H2 receptor antagonist. Common uses include Occasional reflux, epigastric discomfort, and heartburn. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Ferrous Sulfate / Ferrous Gluconate; the supplied generic name is Ferrous sulfate, ferrous gluconate. Its medication class is Oral iron supplement. Common uses include Iron deficiency prevention/treatment. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Fexofenadine; the supplied generic name is Fexofenadine. Its medication class is Second-generation antihistamine. Common uses include Allergic rhinitis and hives. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Fluticasone Propionate; the supplied generic name is Fluticasone propionate. Its medication class is Intranasal corticosteroid. Common uses include Nasal allergy inflammation and congestion. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Guaifenesin; the supplied generic name is Guaifenesin. Its medication class is Expectorant. Common uses include Helps loosen chest mucus for productive cough. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Hydrocortisone (0.5% & 1%); the supplied generic name is Hydrocortisone. Its medication class is Low-potency topical corticosteroid. Common uses include Mild eczema, insect bites, and rash inflammation. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Ibuprofen; the supplied generic name is Ibuprofen. Its medication class is NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Common uses include Pain, fever, inflammation, menstrual cramps, and minor sports pain. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Ketoconazole Shampoo (1%); the supplied generic name is Ketoconazole. Its medication class is Topical antifungal shampoo. Common uses include Dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Ketotifen Fumarate; the supplied generic name is Ketotifen fumarate. Its medication class is Ophthalmic antihistamine/mast-cell stabilizer. Common uses include Itchy and allergic eyes. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Lansoprazole; the supplied generic name is Lansoprazole. Its medication class is Proton pump inhibitor. Common uses include Reflux symptoms and non-ulcer dyspepsia. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Levocetirizine; the supplied generic name is Levocetirizine. Its medication class is Second-generation antihistamine. Common uses include Allergic rhinitis and skin itching. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Aspercreme with Lidocaine, Salonpas Lidocaine
Topical local anesthetic
This guide covers Lidocaine (4%); the supplied generic name is Lidocaine. Its medication class is Topical local anesthetic. Common uses include Local temporary pain relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Loperamide Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Loperamide. Its medication class is Peripheral opioid antidiarrheal. Common uses include Symptomatic control of acute non-bloody diarrhea. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Loratadine; the supplied generic name is Loratadine. Its medication class is Second-generation antihistamine. Common uses include Seasonal/perennial allergies and hives. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Magnesium Hydroxide; the supplied generic name is Magnesium hydroxide. Its medication class is Antacid and osmotic/push bowel laxative. Common uses include Temporary constipation/antacid support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Melatonin; the supplied generic name is Melatonin. Its medication class is Endogenous hormone supplement. Common uses include Sleep-onset assistance. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Menthol; the supplied generic name is Menthol. Its medication class is Topical counterirritant. Common uses include Temporary relief of muscle soreness and minor pain. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Menthol + Methyl Salicylate + Camphor; the supplied generic name is Menthol, methyl salicylate, camphor combination. Its medication class is Counterirritant/analgesic topical combination. Common uses include Muscle and joint discomfort. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Methylcellulose; the supplied generic name is Methylcellulose. Its medication class is Bulking fiber laxative. Common uses include Constipation and stool shaping. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Miconazole Nitrate; the supplied generic name is Miconazole nitrate. Its medication class is Topical imidazole antifungal. Common uses include Yeast/fungal skin infections. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Minoxidil (2% & 5%); the supplied generic name is Minoxidil. Its medication class is Topical vasodilator/hair growth aid. Common uses include Male and female pattern hair loss support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Naproxen Sodium; the supplied generic name is Naproxen sodium. Its medication class is NSAID. Common uses include Headache, muscle pain, menstrual cramps, and general aches and pain relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Nicotine Polacrilex Gum; the supplied generic name is Nicotine polacrilex. Its medication class is Nicotine replacement therapy. Common uses include Smoking cessation for step-down nicotine support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Nicotine Polacrilex Lozenges; the supplied generic name is Nicotine polacrilex. Its medication class is Nicotine replacement therapy. Common uses include Smoking cessation and gradual tapering. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Nicotine Transdermal System / Patch; the supplied generic name is Nicotine (transdermal). Its medication class is Nicotine replacement therapy. Common uses include Smoking cessation. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Pataday Once Daily Relief, Pataday Twice Daily Relief
Ophthalmic antihistamine/mast-cell stabilizer
This guide covers Olopatadine Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Olopatadine HCl. Its medication class is Ophthalmic antihistamine/mast-cell stabilizer. Common uses include Seasonal and perennial allergic conjunctivitis. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Omeprazole; the supplied generic name is Omeprazole. Its medication class is Proton pump inhibitor (PPI). Common uses include GERD, frequent indigestion, and heartburn prevention. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Oral Electrolyte Rehydration Salts; the supplied generic name is Oral electrolyte rehydration salts. Its medication class is Oral rehydration therapy. Common uses include Replacing fluid/electrolytes after dehydration. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Orlistat (60 mg); the supplied generic name is Orlistat. Its medication class is Gastrointestinal lipase inhibitor. Common uses include Adjunct for weight reduction. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Oxymetazoline Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Oxymetazoline. Its medication class is Intranasal alpha-agonist vasoconstrictor. Common uses include Short-term relief of nasal blockage. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Petrolatum-Based Healing Ointments; the supplied generic name is Petrolatum. Its medication class is Occlusive skin protectant. Common uses include Dry skin barrier repair and minor wound-healing support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Phenazopyridine Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Phenazopyridine HCl. Its medication class is Urinary tract analgesic. Common uses include Relief of urinary tract discomfort/urgency burning. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Preparation H Ointment & Suppositories
Topical hemorrhoid treatment
This guide covers Phenylephrine + Pramoxine + Petrolatum/Mineral Oil; the supplied generic name is Phenylephrine/pramoxine/petrolatum/mineral oil. Its medication class is Topical hemorrhoid treatment. Common uses include Temporary hemorrhoid pain, itching, and swelling relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Phenylephrine Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Phenylephrine HCl. Its medication class is Sympathomimetic decongestant. Common uses include Temporary nasal congestion relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Polyethylene Glycol 3350; the supplied generic name is Polyethylene glycol 3350. Its medication class is Osmotic laxative. Common uses include Constipation relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Polyvinyl Alcohol + Povidone; the supplied generic name is Polyvinyl alcohol + povidone. Its medication class is Artificial tear/ocular lubricant. Common uses include Ocular dryness and mild irritation. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Potassium Nitrate (5%); the supplied generic name is Potassium nitrate. Its medication class is Dental desensitizing agent. Common uses include Tooth sensitivity reduction. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Propylene Glycol + Polyethylene Glycol 400; the supplied generic name is Propylene glycol / polyethylene glycol 400. Its medication class is Ophthalmic lubricant (polymeric tears). Common uses include Dry eye and tear-film support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Sudafed (Behind-the-Counter/OTC in some regions)
Sympathomimetic oral decongestant
This guide covers Pseudoephedrine; the supplied generic name is Pseudoephedrine. Its medication class is Sympathomimetic oral decongestant. Common uses include Nasal congestion from URI/allergic causes. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Psyllium Husk; the supplied generic name is Psyllium husk. Its medication class is Bulk-forming fiber laxative. Common uses include Constipation and bowel regularity support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Pyrithione Zinc Shampoo; the supplied generic name is Zinc pyrithione. Its medication class is Antifungal/antimicrobial dandruff treatment. Common uses include Dandruff and seborrheic scaling. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Stridex, Oxy Daily Cleansing Pads, CeraVe SA
Keratolytic beta-hydroxy acid
This guide covers Salicylic Acid; the supplied generic name is Salicylic acid. Its medication class is Keratolytic beta-hydroxy acid. Common uses include Acne, mild keratosis, and comedonal disorder. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Selenium Sulfide Shampoo (1%); the supplied generic name is Selenium sulfide. Its medication class is Antifungal anti-dandruff/antiseborrheic. Common uses include Dandruff and seborrheic dermatitis. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Sennosides / Senna; the supplied generic name is Sennosides (senna). Its medication class is Stimulant laxative. Common uses include Short-term constipation relief. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Simethicone; the supplied generic name is Simethicone. Its medication class is Antiflatulent. Common uses include Gas and bloating. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Sodium Chloride / Saline Spray & Rinse; the supplied generic name is Sodium chloride. Its medication class is Isotonic/ hypertonic saline nasal irrigation. Common uses include Nasal hydration, mucus clearance, and congestion support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Sodium Fluoride; the supplied generic name is Sodium fluoride. Its medication class is Anticaries fluoride. Common uses include Cavity prevention and enamel resistance support. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Sodium Monofluorophosphate; the supplied generic name is Sodium monofluorophosphate. Its medication class is Fluoride compound. Common uses include Cavity prevention. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Crest Pro-Health, Parodontax Clean Mint
Anticaries fluoride + anti-plaque agent
This guide covers Stannous Fluoride; the supplied generic name is Stannous fluoride. Its medication class is Anticaries fluoride + anti-plaque agent. Common uses include Tooth sensitivity and cavity prevention adjuncts. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Terbinafine Hydrochloride; the supplied generic name is Terbinafine hydrochloride. Its medication class is Topical allylamine antifungal. Common uses include Tinea infections (athlete’s foot, ringworm, jock itch). Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Tolnaftate; the supplied generic name is Tolnaftate. Its medication class is Topical antifungal. Common uses include Superficial fungal skin infection control. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Triamcinolone Acetonide; the supplied generic name is Triamcinolone acetonide. Its medication class is Intranasal corticosteroid. Common uses include Year-round and seasonal nasal allergy symptoms. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
This guide covers Witch Hazel; the supplied generic name is Witch hazel. Its medication class is Skin astringent/protective. Common uses include Hemorrhoid and perianal irritation care. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.
Brand names: Neutrogena Ultra Sheer, EltaMD UV, La Roche-Posay Anthelios
Broad-spectrum sunscreen (physical + chemical filters)
This guide covers Zinc Oxide / Titanium Dioxide / Avobenzone Sunscreens; the supplied generic name is Zinc oxide, titanium dioxide, avobenzone (combinations). Its medication class is Broad-spectrum sunscreen (physical + chemical filters). Common uses include Sunburn prevention and photo-protection. Product forms and labels can differ, so follow the specific package instructions and ask a pharmacist or qualified healthcare professional about individual questions.