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According to data presented by an FDA committee, phenylephrine, a popular ingredient in many allergy and cold over-the-counter medications, was recently found not to work in tablet form.
An advisory panel told the Food and Drug Administration that the highly sought-after medicines may no longer be suitable for sale.
An FDA committee ruled phenylephrine, an ingredient used in cold medicines as a decongestant, doesn't work. It's popular on drugstore shelves.
Oklahomans will need a light jacket for chilly morning temperatures this week!
There are some days that the allergy medicine isn't cutting it, so we need some extra remedies to help with relief.