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Most do tell you. My pharmacist always takes me to the advice booth (they also give you a information sheet). Though, if it isn't a usual reaction, they probably would not tell you. If they took the time to go over every little interaction that may happen, it would take forever.

It came up right when I googled it. It seems a pretty common reaction. Both make side effects of each other worse. I can handle soda level caffeine, but coffee now makes me shake and my heart race and makes me panic. I think it explains the panic attacks I've been having recently. I'm just annoyed because if I had known I would have known not to drink coffee.

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