If you’re asking for a big fundamental rework of the labeling requirements that already require the labels to prominently print the active ingredient on the front, and have a standardized Drug Facts label (including active ingredients, inactive ingredients, dosages, use, side effects, contraindications, etc.), then this example isn’t a good one. All the different Tylenols, Robitussins, Mucinexes, Advils, and NyQuils out there are probably a better example of what you’re talking about, but those are also clearly labeled.

Or if you’re advocating for, like, an end to over the counter drugs, and requiring a prescription for everything, then I guess that’s a position. But bypassing a doctor is going to require a little bit of effort from a doctor consumer, and simply reading a label isn’t, in my opinion, a huge ask.

(Edited to fix mistake)