Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to your questions about high blood pressure, decongestants, Coricidin® HBP and more.
Information on medicine abuse
Unfortunately, the abuse of over-the-counter (OTC) products, especially by teens, is a long-standing issue. This includes the abuse of products containing dextromethorphan, one of the active ingredients in certain Coricidin® HBP products.
When used as directed, dextromethorphan is an effective cough suppressant found in more than 125 over-the-counter products and has been used for more than 50 years.
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Where can I buy Coricidin® HBP?
There are many online and local retailers that carry our products. Visit the FIND/BUY page for help.
What’s the correct dosage for an adult?
Dosage varies by formula. Read the drug facts label, and use as directed. You can learn more about the dosage of each product on the PRODUCTS page.
Which product should I use?
We formulate each product to help relieve specific symptoms. You can learn more about each formula on the PRODUCTS page.
Where can I get a coupon?
When available, you can visit the COUPONS page to save money on Coricidin® HBP products at your local store.
Can I take it with other medicines?
As with any medicine, always read the drug facts label. A physician or pharmacist should always be consulted before taking more than one medication, as interactions between drugs are always possible.
How long between doses?
Dosing varies by formula. Read the drug facts label, and use as directed. You can learn more about the dosing of each product on the PRODUCTS page.
What are the ingredients?
Ingredients vary by formula. Read the drug facts label. You can learn more about the ingredients of each product on the PRODUCTS page.
What is different with the Maximum Strength products?
The Maximum Strength products contain the maximum amount of active ingredients to relieve your worst cold symptoms but are designed for people with high blood pressure. You can learn more about each product and formula on the PRODUCTS page.