over-the-counter drugs, namely, alcohol skin antiseptic, [ alum, ] ammonia spirits, [ analgesics, ] [ antacids, anti-diarrheal medication, anti-histamines, ] [ anti-itch lotion, ] anti-plaque dental rinse, antiseptic mouthwash, [ antiseptic skin creams and lotions, anti-tussives, benzoin tincture, boric acid ointment, stimulant tablets containing caffeine, ] calamine lotion, [ camphor, ] [ cascara sagrada, children's cough elixir, ] citrate of magnesium for laxative purposes, [ cod liver oil, ] [ cough and cold remedies, ] [ dandruff shampoo, ] [ dietary supplements, digestive aids, ] epsom salt, ethyl/rubbing alcohol, [ gentian, ] glycerin, [ hemorrhoidal cream, ] hydrogen peroxide, [ infants' simethione drops, ipecac syrup, ] laxatives, [ medicated body powder, medicinal liquid soap, motion sickness medication, nasal decongestants, nasal spray, non-aspirin sinus medication, oil of wintergreen, pain reliever and sleep aid, ] [ sodium bicarbonate, ] [ sore throat spray, stool softener, anti-stress liquid and tablets, anti-stress tablets plus iron, sugar substitute preparations, suppositories, triacting expectorant, triple antibiotic ointment, vaginal ointment and ] witch hazel astringent