Drug interactions: There are a number of good drug interaction checkers available for free over the net. For OTC combinations you may have to sit down and type in each of multiple names of components, not just brand names. Then run program to see if interaction listed. Even if listed it doesn't mean you can't take it. It just means that it has been reported. It is always a balance of risk vs benefit. Good luck!
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