Dulcolax, Excedrin and other OTCs often do not contain what you would expect

June 2004

Dulcolax, Excedrin and other OTCs often do not contain what you would expect.

Sometimes ingredients change but the brand name stays the same. Sometimes the ingredients are different in Canada and in the U.S.

This creates terrible troubles.

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