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Re: Quinine Sulfate - not OTC?


Posted by susie on November 04, 1998 at 17:23:42:

In Reply to: Re: Quinine Sulfate posted by susie on October 14, 1998 at 23:24:49:

I stated in an above post that quinine sulfate was available in some over the counter medications for leg cramps. I was going on memory of having seen it listed in the active ingrediants section on the box, some time in the past. The other day, browsing the shelves at Wal Mart, I picked up a couple of these products and the active ingrediants are magnesium compounds and acetominophen. I could not find one with quinine sulfate in it. Either I was remembering wrong, or they have since changed the composition of the product sold. Perhaps it is necessary to have a doctor's prescription for this now. I apologize for misleading anyone.
susie

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