Name 6 over-the-counter products (OTC) that contain:
            
       Antihistamines:  any of various compounds that counteract histamine
            
 in the body and that   are used for treating allergic reactions (as hay
            
 fever) and cold symptoms (Merriam-      Webster Online, 2003).
            
       The previous 6 over-the-counter medications are considered
            
 antihistamines according to  the definition because they all counteract
            
 histamine and are typically the choice at the      drugstore in the cold
            
       Cough Suppressant: this helps with a persistent annoying cough. It
            
 acts by suppressing    the cough reflex in the throat and lungs so that the
            
 mucous or irritation there won't trigger     coughing. There are no likely
            
 side effects. (AskDrSears.com, 2003).
            
       These are considered cough suppressants because they attempt to
            
 temporarily relieve the      symptoms of cough and dry and itchy results of
            
       Nasal Decongestant: help if you suffer from common nasal allergy
            
 symptoms such as a     stuffy, runny nose and red and watery eyes. These
            
 medications are generally available in  many forms including pills, liquid-
            
       These drugs are considered nasal decongestants because they help to
            
 relieve the stuffy     nose and head symptoms of common allergies.
            
       Antibacterial Drugs: chemical substance derivable from a mold or
            
 bacterium that kills   microorganisms and cures infections.
            
       These are considered antibacterial drugs because they are prescribed
            
 by a doctor when a     patient has a nasty cold caused by bacteria that can
            
 be cured with a chemical derived  from mold.
            
       Antiviral Drugs: Drugs used to create infections caused by viruses.
            
       This is shown most commonly in the every-year flu epidemic.  Every
            
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