Inactive Ingredients

Submitted On Tuesday, 10/27/2009 4:07:44 PM USA Pacific Time.



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1	Verwon Says: [Moderator] Friday, 10/30/2009 6:54:31 PM You should, the inactive ingredients are considered by the FDA to have no effect on the efficacy of the medications, that's why they are considered inactive. There are very are occasions where they cause problems for some people, but this doesn't usually happen. Have you tried different formulations?

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