Most commonly marketed under the trade name Kenalog, it is taken as a nasal spray, cream or by injection.
The retail price, for example, of a course of the asthma inhalent, salbutamol (commonly marketed as Ventolin) is only £2.20.
Commonly marketed as Mercurochrome, merbromin was the first of a series of antiseptics that contained mercury, a chemical element that disinfects by disrupting the metabolism of a microorganism.
In fact, the object she describes is not a cigarette but rather an electronic nicotine delivery system (ENDS), commonly marketed as an e-cigarette.
Ambition, for women, has been marketed as a mandate, and the model of ambition that's most commonly marketed tends to resemble Ivanka Trump — the superficially appealing woman who can pay to have it all.
Digital cameras are commonly marketed by their resolution in megapixels (millions of pixels)—for example, a 2.1-megapixel camera has a resolution of 1,600 by 1,200 pixels (the "missing" megapixels are used for an analog-to-digital converter, or ADC).
It also includes all medications approved by the FDA for tobacco cessation as well as a sample of non-approved products such as homeopathic, herbal, nutritional, or dietary supplements commonly marketed as either cessation aids or alternative tobacco/nicotine products.
To determine the concentrations of zearalenone and its metabolites in the leading brands of infant formula milks and meat-based infant foods commonly marketed in Italy, and to assess their repercussion in the provisional tolerable daily intakes of these estrogenic mycotoxins.
It is therefore possible to have hallucinogenic effects from Ipomoea seeds that are commonly marketed.
