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Back in the day, people used to purchase illicit substances at their local drug stores like it was NBD. How, you ask? Because back then, it wasn’t uncommon to find ingredients like “morphine” — a.k.a. ******’s slightly classier cousin — in the products one would find in the cough and cold aisle. Take One Night Cough Syrup, for example: it contains active ingredients like *******, “cannabis indica, F.E.,” chloroform, and “morphia, sulph.”
One Night Cough Syrup was the subject of a legal case from 1934 in which the FDA ruled the drug’s “claims of its therapeutic properties” were misleading — because, you know, most of its main ingredients are highly addictive, harmful substances.
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Back in the day, people used to purchase illicit substances at their local drug stores like it was NBD. How, you ask? Because back then, it wasn’t uncommon to find ingredients like “morphine” — a.k.a. ******’s slightly classier cousin — in the products one would find in the cough and cold aisle. Take One Night Cough Syrup, for example: it contains active ingredients like *******, “cannabis indica, F.E.,” chloroform, and “morphia, sulph.”
One Night Cough Syrup was the subject of a legal case from 1934 in which the FDA ruled the drug’s “claims of its therapeutic properties” were misleading — because, you know, most of its main ingredients are highly addictive, harmful substances.
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