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 [[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only". It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This might be a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
-Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and some vegans may open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.
+Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and some people may open up pills and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.
 The slogan is a registered {{w|trademark}} (®) while the product name is a common law or unregistered trademark (™). This means that the slogan likely stays the same, while the product name changes from time to time.

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 [[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only". It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This might be a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
-Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and vegans commonly open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.
+Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and some vegans may open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.
 The slogan is a registered {{w|trademark}} (®) while the product name is a common law or unregistered trademark (™). This means that the slogan likely stays the same, while the product name changes from time to time.

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 Commercial medicine typically has one (or a few) "Active" ingredient and many "Inactive" ingredients. Active ingredients are the actual medicine, while inactive ingredients -- such as preservatives, dyes, or binders -- are added to dilute the active ingredient to a healthy level and help the body absorb the dose of active ingredient.
-[[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only", which is the name of the brand as can be seen since it has "™" after the name (the unregistered {{w|trademark}} symbol). It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This might be a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
+[[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only". It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This might be a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
-Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and vegans commonly open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.  This slogan is also trademarked.
+Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and vegans commonly open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.
-The slogan is a registered trademark (®) while the product name is a common law trademark. This means that the slogan likely stays the same, while the product name changes from time to time.
+The slogan is a registered {{w|trademark}} (®) while the product name is a common law or unregistered trademark (™). This means that the slogan likely stays the same, while the product name changes from time to time.
 In the title text, the medicine company promises their product "Contains the active ingredients from all competing cold medicines, plus the medicines for headaches, arthritis, insomnia, indigestion, and more, because who wants THOSE things?" This may be  be a follow-up (or a wish from Randall) after [[1618: Cold Medicine]], where [[Cueball]] wishes to try all possible types of cold medicine at once. The provided justification for combining all these medications is simple: These medicines cure unpleasant symptoms, so taking them all must be a good thing. What this ignores is that taking medicine intended to solve symptoms one doesn't have can be potentially harmful, and would likely be unavoidable for this product's consumers unless they are suffering from all these conditions simultaneously. Furthermore, mixing medications can often lead to unintended reactions and side effects, and is typically advised against.

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 [[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only", which is the name of the brand as can be seen since it has "™" after the name (the unregistered {{w|trademark}} symbol). It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This might be a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
-Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and vegans commonly open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.  This slogan is also trademarked.
+Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and vegans commonly open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill{{actual citation needed}} (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.  This slogan is also trademarked.
 The slogan is a registered trademark (®) while the product name is a common law trademark. This means that the slogan likely stays the same, while the product name changes from time to time.

@@ Line 10: / Line 10: @@
 Commercial medicine typically has one (or a few) "Active" ingredient and many "Inactive" ingredients. Active ingredients are the actual medicine, while inactive ingredients -- such as preservatives, dyes, or binders -- are added to dilute the active ingredient to a healthy level and help the body absorb the dose of active ingredient.
-[[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only", which is the name of the brand as can be seen since it has "™" after the name (the unregistered {{w|trademark}} symbol). It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This is a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
+[[Randall]] thus presents a pack of {{w|Common cold|cold}} medicine that has "Active Ingredients Only", which is the name of the brand as can be seen since it has "™" after the name (the unregistered {{w|trademark}} symbol). It has six active ingredients and no inactive ingredients. This might be a spoof of the current trend of advertising food as containing "no additives and no preservatives".
 Cold medicines are commonly packaged in blister packs, with each dose contained separately, and vegans commonly open up gelatin capsules and discard the capsule, ingesting only the contents of the pill (note that this may '''not be safe'''. Please consult your pharmacist or doctor before doing this).  By removing the inactive ingredients of the gelatin and the requirement to open it up, the slogan ''We're not here to waste your time'', is justified.  This slogan is also trademarked.