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All available OTC in lower dosageforms

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Claro, aquí tienes una lista de algunos medicamentos de venta libre (OTC) disponibles en formas de dosificación más bajas:

  1. Ibuprofeno:

    • Tabletas de 200 mg
    • Cápsulas de 200 mg
    • Suspensión oral de 100 mg/5 ml

  2. Paracetamol (Acetaminofén):

    • Tabletas de 325 mg
    • Tabletas masticables de 80 mg
    • Suspensión oral de 160 mg/5 ml

  3. Aspirina:

    • Tabletas de 81 mg (dosis baja)
    • Tabletas de 325 mg

  4. Loratadina:

    • Tabletas de 10 mg
    • Jarabe de 5 mg/5 ml

  5. Ranitidina (Nota: Este medicamento ha sido retirado del mercado en muchos países debido a preocupaciones de seguridad, pero históricamente estaba disponible en):

    • Tabletas de 75 mg

  6. Difenhidramina:

    • Tabletas de 25 mg
    • Cápsulas de 25 mg
    • Jarabe de 12.5 mg/5 ml

  7. Loperamida:

    • Cápsulas de 2 mg
    • Tabletas masticables de 2 mg

  8. Famotidina:

    • Tabletas de 10 mg
    • Tabletas de 20 mg

  9. Omeprazol:

    • Cápsulas de 10 mg
    • Cápsulas de 20 mg

  10. Melatonina:

    • Tabletas de 1 mg
    • Tabletas de 3 mg

Recuerda que es importante seguir las indicaciones del empaque y consultar a un profesional de la salud antes de tomar cualquier medicamento, incluso si es de

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