SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Shopper Deborah Hunter said she has always wondered why her over-the-counter-congestion medicine didn't work. So, when she heard the U.S. Food and Drug Administration called tablet forms of medications containing phenylephrine "ineffective" she was not surprised. "I was very interested in that news because I have often told my doctors that I don't feel like this is working, so I always get prescription like Nasonex or something," said Hunter, "So, that validates that i was right it wasn't really fixing the nasal congestion, it was interesting." A box of Sudafed containing a dozen pills containing phenylephrine sells for more $11. John Lang calls that a "ri
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