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Pheniramine overdose

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Pheniramine overdose

Definition:

This poisoning is from an overdose of pheniramine.

Alternative Names:
Dehistine D; Liqui-Histine; Poly-D; Poly-Histine; Liqui-minic Infant; Triactin; Triaminic Infant

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Poisonous Ingredient:

Pheniramine, an antihistamine.

Where Found:

• Ru-Tuss with Hydrocodone
• Citra Forte
• Dehistine D
• Liqui-Histine
• Poly-D
• Poly-Histine

Note: This list may not be all inclusive.

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