Which drug are you?

[SPIDER]

May be so.... or sore

[Onion Bunny]

I am a expired-for-two-years-already MST tablet, hiding quietly in a slightly squashed old paper bag on the shelf of a CD cabinet waiting for my death sentence...

[DavidS]

Mist Mag Trisil.
Old fashioned, easy, cheap, used to be popular, effective, and leave indelible traces on the floor of wherever I've been.

Oh yes, and enjoy being thoroughly agitated

[JonF]

I am a expired-for-two-years-already MST tablet, hiding quietly in a slightly squashed old paper bag on the shelf of a CD cabinet waiting for my death sentence...

Don't be so hard on yourself!!!

[Nik]

Rimonabant - because I'm slim

Banned in the EU... soon to be banned worldwide...but I'LL BE BACK

[Pharmanaut]

Banned in the EU... soon to be banned worldwide...but I'LL BE BACK

As I'm being bad (see anything goes part of this forum for my newly found virtual bad side), it has got to be something with a very narrow therapeutic range, little therapeutic effect, horrendous side effects, has got to have an unpronounceable generic name that sounds similar to a commonly used generic, has got to be the same strength and appear in almost identical packaging as well.

[DavidS]

As I'm being bad (see anything goes part of this forum for my newly found virtual bad side), it has got to be something with a very narrow therapeutic range, little therapeutic effect, horrendous side effects, has got to have an unpronounceable generic name that sounds similar to a commonly used generic, has got to be the same strength and appear in almost identical packaging as well.

methaforminamicophyllineicotinidone?

My dad was an old-fashioned GP (not at the time, of course) who told me once that they used to say "Give Pot. Iod. and trust in God."

I'm surprised no-one has adopted that one.

[Pharmanaut]

As I'm being bad (see anything goes part of this forum for my newly found virtual bad side), it has got to be something with a very narrow therapeutic range, little therapeutic effect, horrendous side effects, has got to have an unpronounceable generic name that sounds similar to a commonly used generic, has got to be the same strength and appear in almost identical packaging as well.

I've also decided that the name should have an abbreviation commonly used by clinicians that can be confused with another drug that is just as dangerous that has a similar abbreviation.
My SPC will also say that the dose is 1qd.