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Check warnings and consult a healthcare professional; do not drive if impaired or uncertain.
Check the leaflet and ask a doctor or pharmacist about effects and fitness. Even non-prescription medicines can impair driving. Awareness of effects does not guarantee fitness: do not drive if impaired or uncertain. Do not self-medicate with prescription-only medicines or alter prescribed treatment on your own.
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Drive because non-prescription medicines never impair driving.
Check warnings and consult a healthcare professional; do not drive if impaired or uncertain.
Drive despite drowsiness simply because you know about it.
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