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Can i take actifed and sudafed at the same time?
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No: One of the ingredients in actifed is sudafed so you should not take both at the same time. This can result in increase in side effects of the sudafed.
Answered 10/13/2018
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Yes: Antihistamine + decongestant, yes can take both together. Monitor your blood pressure when taking if hypertensive, as both can increase readings.
Answered 7/20/2017
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