August 23, 201214 yr I was at a govt. hospital the other day and part of my medicine was a prescription for Actifed, however I was given Nurofin instead. Anyone reckon that is a bit fishy given the fact that Actifed can be used to produce ice/meth/yabba, and a lot has gone missing from govt. hospitals? Just curious. And, I much prefer Actifed so was a bit irritated to get the cheap stuff.
August 23, 201214 yr Actifed is an antihistamine, neurofen is ibupropren, an analgesic anti-inflamatory, they serve 2 completely different purposes. unless you are talking about neurofen cold and flu, though i have not seen that available in thailand ans it is not listed in MIMS both of them contain a precursor for meth or yaaba, pseudoephrdrine. Edited August 23, 201214 yr by tinfoilhat
August 23, 201214 yr sorry my mistake, I meant Nasolin!!! doh! i believe nasolin and actifed contain the same active ingredients in the same ratio.
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