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EvilRedRobot t1_itl6d0y wrote

Well, if it's spicy enough, it can open up your sinuses.

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errol_timo_malcom t1_itl7x3k wrote

I’d like a large one topping pizza - let’s go with Zyrtec.

Can I use my HSA card for that?

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drstu3000 t1_itla3dy wrote

Cure covid with this one weird trick!

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tommy0guns t1_itlcj9o wrote

That random Gluten Free in the middle right

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zoqfotpik t1_itlctp4 wrote

No no, he's got a point.

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Tractorhash t1_itlfnrv wrote

This probably has to do with supply chain issues. Stores wil place other products on shelves that they are not able to fill up. Why did they choose pepperoni? I don't know, but as a father the wife is always sending me for kids medicine so I appreciate the thought.

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zenfrodo t1_itlh3xi wrote

Can't be any worse than all the other bs flu "remedies". At least with pepperoni, you're getting protein and good pepperoni.

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DetroitEv t1_itlhozj wrote

Lick a Carolina reaper. You'll be drained and cleared out. Works Everytime

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kamilman t1_itljhek wrote

u/SrGrafo, this is where you can get Chloe's cheeks! We found the pepperoni stock!

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DetroitEv t1_itlk7q7 wrote

The severe pain/hot is about 20-30 minutes. First wave is a shock but 10-15 min later it's twice as bad lol never use water. It spreads worse.

Basically it drain all the stuffy-ness. Makes me feel much better for a few hours. Whenever I get colds and sick. Chew hot peppers and vitamin c drinks heavy first thing in morning and at night. Flushes all that crap out of your body. Oddly enough it seems to work for me. Zinc tabs too. I forget name but they lay under tongue and dissolve.

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DetroitEv t1_itlkevp wrote

Wear gloves. Accidently touching penis or vagina will make you regret being alive. Just touching skin can cause severe burn pain on certain aress of the body. Even after washing hands. It's dangerous for a bit

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DetroitEv t1_itlkoto wrote

I don't get diarrehea cause I don't eat them, I mostly chew or even just a lick does the work. Rub a finger across it's broken skin and then touch your lip for one moment, that will be enough to hurt.

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Also, amusing trick at the bar. Rub one against a straw or rim of a friends drink. It's amusing.

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DetroitEv t1_itll42u wrote

Usually bring them to bar because there is always a tough guy with a few drinks in their belly who thinks they aren't shit and eats it whole, the spends next hour or two dying and crying and puking and going around looking like they're balling their eyes out

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Asgeras t1_itln87u wrote

Geesh. It works well and is so simple. You put them over your eyes and up your...

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yttikat OP t1_itlq6ma wrote

I remember one time I was administering steroids IV too fast & the patient jumped up and grabbed her pubic area and screamed that her “crotch was on fucking fire!!!”. Will never forget that and will never not do it verrrrrrry slow again.

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Matren2 t1_itmatiy wrote

Italian Breathe Right strips.

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Hi_its_me_Kris t1_itmi56f wrote

You Americans always surprise me, I was expecting sacs of dried peperonici, which kind of makes sense in a funny way with the topic, but then I zoomed in and saw the salami. I know you call it that, but what is the reason for it? Honest question.

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howlingfrog t1_itmn9gp wrote

Pepperoni is not an alternate name for salami, it's arguably either a specific kind of salami or an entirely distinct food, invented in America by Italian immigrants. Salami is made from cured pork, pepperoni can be either all pork or a blend of pork and beef. It's made with a different blend of spices from salami, most prominently the paprika that gives it a bright red color (and its name, that's the connection to the peperonici you were expecting). It's an extremely popular pizza topping and also used as a sandwich filling, usually in combination with other varieties of salami.

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javier052 t1_itmrws8 wrote

If there's no pseudoephedrine, it's not worth it

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MrBully74 t1_itmzdgy wrote

Pepperoni is the ducttape of the food aisle

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KOxSOMEONE t1_itmze8d wrote

I’d sign up for this drug trial

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nine_cans t1_itn3qrc wrote

If Ricky from Trailer Park Boys ran a pharmacy.

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tangcameo t1_itnbbe8 wrote

When the Italian deli gets a pharmacist in the family

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Xerxes42424242 t1_itncgbw wrote

This is weird, did the store previously have a pharmacy and no longer does? That’s the only way this makes sense

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Runaround46 t1_itndany wrote

Someone left a full pack of smokes and pepperoni on the ground

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malesack t1_itnjhx8 wrote

Chinese mustard clears the sinuses.

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kemosabe19 t1_itnn5ky wrote

The spiciness will at least clear up your sinuses.

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NerdsRopeMaster t1_itnosk2 wrote

There's a weird drug store chain in Ohio called Drug Mart, and they only seem to exist up around Lake Erie, and I always loved going there whenever we'd travel to see my grandma growing up because they had the most random stuff imaginable all over the store. Nothing was really successfully sorted by aisle, and there was always something crazy that didn't belong with the rest of the aisle.

I went back a few years ago before heading back to grad school and it was still the craziest stuff you've ever seen. They still had freaking VHS tapes you could rent, AND they had a display of hair dryers set up in the produce section next to all the heads of fresh lettuce.

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erichw23 t1_itnpaoy wrote

Lol prolly a Menards

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A_Boojum_Snark t1_itnvltu wrote

Nah, pseudoephedrine, the good stuff and clears your sinus like magic, is behind the counter. Non-prescription but regulated. The sinus meds on the shelf are phenylephrine wannabe crap.

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BraceThis t1_itokknf wrote

The meat sweats work just as well as a sauna. Obviously.

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valomorn t1_itp661f wrote

I've never once eaten a pizza that didn't involve pepperoni and I eat frankly far too many peperamis, I've also never had the flu. CHECKMATE VACCINES (that I've also had)!

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A_Boojum_Snark t1_itpylnb wrote

It is, but there are two versions of Sudafed. Pseudoephedrine became regulated after the increase in it's usage for meth production. You can freely purchase it (as "Sudafed" and generic) but it is sold directly from behind the pharmacy counter and they scan your driver's license barcode to track how many milligrams you're purchasing regardless of where you buy it.

The variant on the shelf is labeled as "Sudafed PE" for the PhenylEphrine formulation (kinda dumb since the other drug can also be abbreviated PE, maybe that was on purpose). I'm assuming they brought this to market because they didn't want to lose brand presence by not having a product on the shelf most (uninformed) consumers would be looking at.

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