Thanks for the info, when Christian was in hospital they talked about locking up any tranquilisers we might have, but never flu medicines.

Thanks for this great info, Stace. Very good to know with teenagers in and out of the house all of the time. I'm gonna clean out the cold meds today.

I don't want to steer anyone to websites that offer advice on the doses necessary to gain the maximum effect of DXM, how and where to order DXM on-line, how to distill DXM into a pure form, or what OTC products give the most bang for the buck, but those sites are out there
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Maybe you should. Maybe you should show that these websites which you seem to despise are also probably the websites that linked you to all of the information you have about DXM.

The DXM FAQ has a few hundred references to scientific journal articles. It is in no way "pro-DXM." It simply documents compiled information, including information which you seem to want banned like "what's the drug like?"

Having companies educate people about the dangers of abusing their medications would simply inform more people that they can get high off their medicines. The most high traffic DXM related sites have warnings about it's use all over the site, including links on the front pages to information about those who've died from overdoses. Even the users in the forums will tell newbies to be careful and the be aware of the dangers of the drug. People still use the drug despite the warnings. The thing is, to find out about DXM right now, you have to look for the information. It wouldn't make any sense to have an advertisement right on the bottle essentially stating, "By the way, you can get high off this product."