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As the most accessible health care provider, pharmacists are in a unique position to help consumers make the most educated choices about which over-the-counter (OTC) products to use for the whole family. Pharmacy Times conducts the prestigious Survey of Pharmacists' OTC Recommendations, now in its 15th year, to provide pharmacists and consumers with this valuable information. OTCGuide.net presents the results of this important survey in a searchable Web site of the OTC products most recommended by pharmacists. Organized in 14 different categories, you will find a wealth of information about key health issues and the OTC brands most often recommended by thousands of Pharmacy Times readers in this valuable resource.

OTC Product News
Among the new OTC products featured in December are Similasan Kids Cough Relief, Tears Again spray, Nutra-Support Energy, Bed Buddy Warming Bear, Theraveda Immune Support, Omega Water, Nature Made Prenatal DHa liquid Softgels, and Selsun Blue Deep Cleansing Micro-Bead Scrub.
Read about the OTC products featured in November, including Zarbee’s Nighttime Cough & Sleep Drink, Aveeno Smart Essentials, Itzazu Kidz, ProNutrients, ACT Anticavity Fluoride Rinse, Healthy Glow Facial Hydrator, and Nordic Naturals Arctic Omega Effervescent.
Among the new OTC products featured in October are Sensodyne Pronamel Iso-Active Foaming Gel, Orazyme Dry Mouth Mouthwash, Clear Eyes Complete 7 Symptom Relief, Sleep Formula 39, Little Remedies' Little Fevers, and BenGay Cold Therapy.
Read about the OTC products featured in August, including Icy Hot Naturals, Camilia Teething Relief, ProbioKid Vita, Vectomega, Senokot, Ava the Elephant Talking Medicine Dispenser, and One A Day Women's Prenatal.

Patient Guides
A number of OTC products are available to help control the symptoms of heartburn, a condition that affects millions of Americans.
About 1 in 5 individuals experience canker sores at one point during their life. Although these ulcers are comfortable and bothersome, they are easily treatable.
There are a number of triggers that can upset the balance of bacteria and cause a yeast infection. Knowing how to protect against these triggers is critical for women.
An infection commonly seen in infants aged 4 to 15 months, diaper rash can be effectively managed, and in some cases, prevented.
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