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Is it okay to take nyquil after taking an airborne? in total took them an hour apart.
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Use caution: While it is likely to be safe to take the Nyquil in this case use caution when mixing over the counter meds. Airborne contains vitamins, amino acids and zinc. This will not interact with nyquil. Be cautious to make sure both otc meds do not both have acetominophen.
Answered 4/6/2020
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