Having cough and cold symptoms and wondering which cough medicine works for you. Read what a pharmacist would say.

Pharmacist explains nasal sprays in a simple way, outlining the commonly used products, their differences and which one is more suitable for your needs.

When you have a cold or the flu, choosing the right over-the-counter cold medicine can be confusing. As a pharmacist, I do not only look at the effectiveness, but also convenience and safety. Learn more about how to choose between NyQuil and DayQuil.

What is Delsym, how it works and what is the difference between Delsym and other Dextromethorphan products.

One of the best practices to manage cough is to be hydrated, it helps hydrate the chest, and dissolve the mucous if present.

This question is important because acetaminophen is commonly included in “cold and flu” products, but it is primarily used to treat fever, body aches, and headaches. If your only symptom is a cough, you usually do not need acetaminophen, and avoiding it can help reduce unnecessary medication use. The best cough medicine depends on the type of cough you have.

If you wonder what is the best over the counter medication for dry cough at night, you can read the pharmacist insights to help you make an informed choice and recover better.

One of the most common questions I hear as a pharmacist during cold and flu season is: “What’s the best medicine for my cough?” The...