If an over-the-counter drug might affect your ability to drive, it will
a. be very expensive.
b. have a warning label on the package.
c. not be available over-the-counter.

The right answer is B

Since 1999, pictograms (black car in a red triangle) inform of this risk of drowsiness. Three different levels are mentioned on the drug boxes:

1: "do not drive without reading the manual"

2: "do not drive without the advice of a health professional"

3: "attention danger: do not drive"

cheetos? that's the answer? ?