If you get a tiny print information sheet it has that information somewhere. More conveniently, drugs.com has that information in the professional section of t

If you get a tiny print information sheet it has that information somewhere. More conveniently, drugs.com has that information in the professional section of the side effects page. The inconvenient aspect is that the number of listed side effects seem to inevitably be proportional to how long the drug has been around and how much it has been used and researched, so you also need to have a general idea of all of that if you are trying to figure out which of two drugs is likely to be safer. Also, if two (or more) drugs are commonly used together, the side effects of the combination can be listed on both drugs, even if one of the drugs is most likely primarily responsible.