So typical of Americans, if not people in general. My pain is way worse than anyone else’s. Therefore, I need extra-strength (whatever), and probably two of them. You know what “regular strength” is? It’s a normal dose for an adult, sufficient for any typical adult’s needs. Get over yourself.
As a pharmacist—be careful. Extra Extra Extra strength means there is more medication packed into the same shape, so taking two may overdose you and cause liver damage.
C about 2 years ago
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RAGs about 2 years ago
Two otc Ibuprofen is considered a “subclinical dose”
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 2 years ago
So typical of Americans, if not people in general. My pain is way worse than anyone else’s. Therefore, I need extra-strength (whatever), and probably two of them. You know what “regular strength” is? It’s a normal dose for an adult, sufficient for any typical adult’s needs. Get over yourself.
Sanspareil about 2 years ago
To heck with Ibuprofen, one good hit with Thionite and your pain and troubles are history!
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 2 years ago
“Figure out the LD50 and back off that a little.”
FassEddie about 2 years ago
Stop reading in bed!
edeloriea14 about 2 years ago
Might want to take just one OTC ibuprophen if you take meds and want to save your liver. (Maybe it’s just me.)
baraktorvan about 2 years ago
As a pharmacist—be careful. Extra Extra Extra strength means there is more medication packed into the same shape, so taking two may overdose you and cause liver damage.