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I know someone who keeps a stash of N.N for when she 'on one'. She justs necks the old N.N and blocks the world out. It's the U.Ks version of Vicodin!!!!

I used to buy Collis Browne mixture if I was going abroad. If you had a bad tummy or a cold, after a couple of swigs and a sleep you were fine. Unfortunately for us old ones, the young ones found they could get high on it, so now you have to sign for it, and one of the ingredients has been taken out.
It used to have opium, morphine and I another strong drug and had been used since Crimea war as a 'cure-all'

well my daughter is 27 and after a fab nights kip feels much better today, just had a look on amazon and you can buy NN on line, can't imagine drinking 6 bottles a day, makes you feel all woolly headed after 2 teaspoons

Check before you take this medicine
Important:


Night Nurse is a complete night-time cold treatment. Do not take with any other paracetamol-containing products. Do not take with other flu, cold or decongestant products at night, or with alcohol.
Night Nurse may cause drowsiness, but as the product is intended to be taken only at bedtime, this shouldn't be a problem. However, If you are affected, you should not drive or operate machinery.
Do not take Night Nurse if:


you are allergic to paracetamol, promethazine hydrochloride, dextromethorphan hydrobromide or any of the other ingredients listed. Sodium benzoate is a mild irritant to the skin, eyes and lips.
you have kidney or liver problems, including those described by your doctor as alcohol-related liver problems.
you are taking, or have taken in the last two weeks, medicines prescribed by your, doctor or hospital for depression (including monoamine oxidase inhibitors or MAOIs).
you are having a pregnancy test carried out on your urine.
The product contains 18% v/v alcohol (ethyl alcohol), equivalent to 3.6 ml per 20 ml dose. Do not take it you are pregnant suffer from liver disease, epilepsy, alcoholism, brain injury or disease. The product may increase or decrease the effects of other medicines you are taking.
Talk to your doctor first if:


you have asthma or other breathing problems, epilepsy, glaucoma, urinary retention (difficulty in passing water), or prostate or heart problems.
you are taking medicines to thin the blood (anticoagulants e.g. warfarin), drugs to control nausea and vomiting or drugs to control high lipid levels.
you are taking medicines which make you drowsy, or which give you a dry mouth or blurred vision, or which have been prescribed for anxiety or to help you sleep.
If you are pregnant or breast feeding:
Do not take this product if you are pregnant or breast feeding.

How should you take Night Nurse?
This Night Nurse bottle has a child resistant cap. To remove the cap, press down on the cap and then unscrew. Every time you use the product, wipe the neck of the bottle clean and replace cap securely, without over tightening it. The cap will be properly closed it it clicks when you try to undo it without pressing down first.


Will Night Nurse suit you?
Most people taking Night Nurse find it causes them no problems. However occasionally some people may get skin rashes and other allergic effects or become extra sensitive to sunlight. Movement difficulties, dry mouth, blurred vision, disorientation, restlessness and dizziness may also occasionally occur Some people may occasionally get an upset tummy or experience difficulty in passing urine. All these effects should go away once you stop taking the medicine. There have been rare reports of blood disorders, although not necessarily related to paracetamol.

If you are concerned about these effects, or if Night Nurse affects you in any other way, stop taking the medicine and talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

Scary shit, thats enough to put anyone off.

Personally the only medicines I'd take is coughonia and co-codamol.