In the past, cough juices often contain codeine. Today, they also contain other active ingredients such as dextromethorphan, levodroproprizin, pentoxyverin, eibic root, dihydrocodeine, etc., in order to mention only once for cough-smoothing (ie no cough-dissolving) active ingredients. The active ingredient is actually to be read on any packaging, so you should also be able to read it on your package.
Of course there are still cough juices that still contain codeine today.
In the past, cough juices often contain codeine. Today, they also contain other active ingredients such as dextromethorphan, levodroproprizin, pentoxyverin, eibic root, dihydrocodeine, etc., in order to mention only once for cough-smoothing (ie no cough-dissolving) active ingredients. The active ingredient is actually to be read on any packaging, so you should also be able to read it on your package.
Of course there are still cough juices that still contain codeine today.
Hello, No only some recipeable cough juices contain it.
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No. Gives cough juice that is not obligatory. Those who are subject to prescription are often included in code.
Of course not. It's a prescription.
No.
No, codeine-containing cough juices are subject to prescription.
Codeine is an opiate, so it must not be included in unprescribed cough juices.
No.
No in Germany only one and it is mixed with paracetamol.
No. Only those who are on prescription or illegal with dealers.
No
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No.