1) some says we should treat salicylate as NSAIDs (because it gives aspirin its pain-relieving quality and aspirin is a NSAIDs) some says it is not classified under NSAIDs...what do you think?
2) how about oil of wintergreen (methy salicylate)? this is classed under rubefacient, so it is safe if you are on NSAIDS, any objection?
3) are you happy to sell topical preparations containing this to customers taking NSAIDS e.g. aspirin or diclofenac or ibuprofen
4) again, are you okay to sell topical preparations containing this to customers taking coumarins e.g. warfarin
5) do you feel comfortable to sell topical preparations containing anaesthetics to patient with heart problems?
2) how about oil of wintergreen (methy salicylate)? this is classed under rubefacient, so it is safe if you are on NSAIDS, any objection?
3) are you happy to sell topical preparations containing this to customers taking NSAIDS e.g. aspirin or diclofenac or ibuprofen
4) again, are you okay to sell topical preparations containing this to customers taking coumarins e.g. warfarin
5) do you feel comfortable to sell topical preparations containing anaesthetics to patient with heart problems?
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