abbreviations

[pharma1]

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hi ...

can any one tell me what the following stand for?

prolex DH=what is dh?

tussi organidin NR=WHAT IS NR?

ROBITUSSIN CF= CF?

DURATUSS HD=CD?

ANY WEBSITE WHERE I CAN GET THESE ANSWERS


any response appreciated

 

[TrojanAnteater]

oh I thought u meant dosing abbreviations like I wanted. Sorry bout that in the other thread. I have no idea what these ones may mean.

 

[pharma1]

ok thx anyways

 

[PharmD4Me]

Isn't it Robitussin Cold & Flu? Rather than Robitussin Cold & Congestion.

 

[ilovepharmacy]

Isn't it Robitussin Cold & Flu? Rather than Robitussin Cold & Congestion.

Hmmm.. I wouldn't think so.. What would be the point of having a "Robitussin FLU" then? I always thought the 2-letter intials had to do with the active ingredients in the syrup.. Robitussin DM has Dextromethorphan.. Robitussin PE has Pseudoephedrine.. I get stuck at CF though.. ahahah.. Guiafenesin has no C's.. and neither do the other two ingredients..

 

[bananaface]

I always thoguht it was for "cough" or something. It's not any sort of official abbreviation. If you really want to know I guess you could call the consumer product information number on the bottle if there is one.