Guaifenesin

I was just everything, Tylenol.

Mucinex, Alka-Seltzer, whatever I could get my hands on.

So then by the time the clock rolled around and it was time for Saturday, I had to hit 22 miles.

Then we have a 7 p.m. kickoff.

I put a little quiz here on the back that you can just like kind of test yourself.

Right? Did you see that quiz? Like, what do I take for pain and fever if I don't want to take Tylenol, Motrin, or Advil? What do I take for a cold or a cough if I don't want to take Dymotec, Mucinex, Robitussin, Sudafed, itching, Benadryl, hydrocortisone, rashes? So again, we have to have alternatives to these things.

And here, let me end with this because I'm big on this.

What's going to happen in the future...

Oh, dude, you know, it's a really good one.

Mucinex.

Like when you have a little bit of like a cold and it's kind of settled in your lungs because you've been whacking your vape and you get a mucinex.

That's pretty good, too.

You know what's annoying is, like, you got all this medicine out there.

I'm taking Sudafed, Mucinex, NyQuil, DayQuil, Motrin, fucking Claritin, Zyrtec.

I've taken all these pills all day, multiple pills a day.

Nothing works.

[laughs]

Yeah, I need some Mucinex or something, dog.

I don't know what's going on.

I've been doing this for two days

Yeah.

Mucinex.

I've been taking cold medicine, I've been taking, uh, sinus medicine.

Oh, okay.

Everything.

Can, can you take Mucinex?

Um, uh, I think so.

But I think it dry...

Okay.

I was taking Theraflu, uh, DayQuil, and, uh, Mucinex.

Sure, sure.

Trying to get all of it-

Oh.

We gonna turn this into like a Mucinex commercial?

Yeah, Mucinex.

No, I use Benadryl.

[laughs] Mucinex.

[laughs]

That's Clover's idea of a commercial, just say the product.

Again, expectorants are drugs that liquefy, they thin the lower respiratory tract secretions.

Guaifenesin is the only expectorant currently available, and care should be taken to avoid inadvertent over- overdose.

So it's very important that they read the label of any over-the-counter medications that they take.

Next, mucolytics.