As expected, digestive remedies are also colored to psychologically suggest their effectiveness. Probably the most popular stomach remedy in the United States is so closely associated with the color pink that the manufacturer attempted to trademark that particular shade. Surprisingly, that big pink bottle of Pepto Bismol does not contain any Red Dye #40! It does, however, contain D&C Red #22 and D&C Red #28 (Note that they are labeled "D&C" without the "F", meaning the dye is approved for use in Drugs and Cosmetics but not for food.)

Bayer
	Alka-Seltzer Gas Relief
		liquid softgels

Boehringer Ingelheim
	Dulcolax laxative
		liquid gels

Johnson & Johnson - Merk
	Mylanta
		Gelcaps - I'm astounded! These are blue and white!
	Mylanta Liquid
		Cherry
	Mylanta Extra Strength Liquid
		Cherry

McNeil
	GasAid anti-gas
		Softgels

Merk
	Pepcid AC
		Gelcaps
	Pepcid Complete chewable tablet
		berry blend

Novartis
	Gas-X
		softgels
	Gas-X Extra Strength
		softgels
	Maalox Soft Chews
		cherry
	Maalox Max
		wild berry

Pfizer
	Bonine "travel tablet" (motion sickness pill)
		raspberry flavored

Pharmacia - Upjohn
	Kaopectate
		peppermint
	Children's Kaopectate
		cherry
	Emetrol
		cherry flavor
	Surfak stool softener
		liqui-gel

Proctor & Gamble
	Pepto-Bismol chewable tablets
		cherry

Rite Aid
	Antacid & Calcium chewable tablets
		assorted fruit flavors
	P-Col-Rite laxative
		capsules

Schering-Plough
	Correctol laxative
		soft gels

SmithKline Beecham
	Tums
		assorted fruit
	Tums E-X
		assorted flavors
		assorted fresh blend flavors
		berries
		tropical
	Tums Smooth Dissolve
		assorted fruit
	Tums Ultra
		assorted berries
		assorted fruit