Non-medicated<unk> s These are used as solvents or vehicles for the preparation of medicated<unk> s. Active ingredients are dissolved in a 15–⁠50% by volume solution of ethyl alcohol: *aromatic<unk> s (USP) *isoalcoholic<unk> s (NF) *compound benzaldehyde<unk> s (NF) Medicated<unk> s These include: * antihistaminic<unk> s used against allergy, such as chlorpheniramine maleate (USP) or diphenhydramine HCl * sedative and hypnotic<unk> s, the former to induce drowsiness, the latter to induce sleep *pediatric<unk> s such as chloral hydrate *expectorant<unk> s used to facilitate productive cough (i.e. cough with sputum), such as terpin hydrate East Asian vitamin drinks Daily non-alcoholic non-caffeinated 'vitamin drinks' have been popular in East Asia since the 1950s, with Oronamin from Otsuka Pharmaceutical perhaps the market leader. Packaged in brown light-proof bottles, these drinks have the reputation of being enjoyed by old men and other health-conscious individuals. Counterparts exist in South Korea and China. Western energy drinks typically have caffeine and are targeted at a younger demographic, with colorful labels and printed claims of increased athletic/daily performance.
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