I'm not chemistry inclined, let alone a chemistry "nerd". I'm simply literate. Adults know what they are taking. Children don't. Which is why we have child pro

I'm not chemistry inclined, let alone a chemistry "nerd". I'm simply literate. Adults know what they are taking. Children don't. Which is why we have child proof bottles. Knowing how to take medication has nothing to do with being a nerd. It has nothing to do with enjoyment. You packed in an impressive number of silly accusations into your response. They don't substitute for making a point. If you can wipe your rear end and pay your bills, you can read a bottle and understand what you are taking. To expect this isn't being obtuse, let alone "blatantly obtuse". Its an expectation of a basic concept of adulthood. Adults don't chug bottles of dextromethorphan either, because its bad for them. But some children do, because they can in fact read labels and don't care about harming themselves. You're telling me that it is uncommon for adults to have the OTC drug knowledge of DXM chugging 14 year olds? The dosage rules are on every bottle. The no alcohol rule is widely advertised. Your position on epidemiologically justified public health policy and outcomes, in regard to acetaminophen, isn't upheld by the facts of public health outcomes. I urge all adults to learn to wipe their ass (know what they are taking).