I am taking several medications. I read that you can take Genacol Anti-Pain without any drug interactions. Is that true?

Yes, you can take Genacol Anti-Pain without interactions with other medications as it does not contain traditional painkillers like Tylenol or Advil. It is mainly made of collagen and can be beneficial for those suffering from osteoarthritis. It can also be combined with Advil or Tylenol if necessary.

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I am taking several medications. I read that you can take Genacol Anti-Pain without any drug interactions. Is that true?

Yes, you can take Genacol Anti-Pain without interactions with other medications as it does not contain traditional painkillers like Tylenol or Advil. It is mainly made of collagen and can be beneficial for those suffering from osteoarthritis. It can also be combined with Advil or Tylenol if necessary.