Things in a Medicine Cabinet with R

• Razor

  Common bathroom item; often kept in the cabinet.

• Rubbing alcohol

  First-aid staple; belongs in a medicine cabinet.

• Rash cream

  Topical rash ointment—fits the cabinet.

• Ritalin

  Prescription medicine; can be stored there.

• Retinol

  Skincare treatment; often kept in a cabinet.

• Robitussin

  US cough syrup brand; fits a medicine cabinet.

• Ranitidine

  Heartburn medicine once common in cabinets.

• Remedies

  General term for medicines kept for treating minor issues.

• Red pills

  Could be any red-colored tablets stored as meds.

• rags

  Clean cloth pieces often kept for wiping wounds.

• Ramipril

  Blood-pressure medicine, often stored with other meds.

• Rennie

  Antacid tablets for heartburn, common cabinet medicine.

• Risperidone

  Antipsychotic medication; some keep it at home.

• Rosuvastatin

  Cholesterol‑lowering drug, often in cabinets.

• Rose water

  Used as gentle skin toner, often in bathrooms.

• Anuncio
• reading glasses

  Often stored in bathroom/medicine cabinets.

• rash ointment

  Topical cream for rashes, very common item.

• Roll of bandages

  First‑aid supply, often in home cabinets.

• rinse

  Often means mouthwash or eye rinse kept for cleaning.

• Rectal thermometer

  Medical thermometer, commonly stored there.

• Roll on deodorant

  Personal care product, often kept in cabinets.

• Rectum cream

  Hemorrhoid/rectal cream, very real cabinet item.

• rectal cream

  Used for hemorrhoids or irritation in rectal area.

• Rolls of bandages

  Sterile rolls for wrapping and supporting injuries.

• riboflavin

  Vitamin B2 tablets often stored as supplements.

• rolls of bandage

  Same as bandage rolls, for dressings and support.

• ringworm medicine

  Antifungal cream kept to treat ringworm.

• rash medicine

  Cream or lotion for skin rashes like eczema.

• Rubbing oil

  Massage or medicated oil for sore muscles.

• Roll of gauze

  Common first‑aid supply for wounds and sprains.

• Red toothbrush

  Toothbrush for cleaning teeth, often kept by sink.

• rosewater

  Scented water, sometimes stored as skin toner.

• Roll of medical tape

  Roll of tape used to secure bandages and gauze.

• Rifampin

  Antibiotic medication, prescription only.

• Retinoids

  Vitamin A–based skin meds, for acne and wrinkles.

• Red cough syrup

  Liquid medicine for cough relief, often cherry‑red.

• Raloxifene

  Medicine for osteoporosis, prescribed tablets.

• round pill

  Small round tablet, typical medicine‑cabinet pill.

• Roll of bandage

  Roll of bandage, classic first‑aid cabinet item

• Really old medicine

  Expired meds sadly still lurk in many cabinets

• Rabies medicine

  Medicine used to prevent/treat rabies infection

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