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Triple C; Triple C's
noun
Coricidin Cough and Cold tablets, abused recreationally; dextromethorphan (DXM), an active ingredient in nonprescription cold and cough medication, often abused for non-medicinal purposes US- “Triple C,” a popular choice among teens is more commonly known as Coricidin HBP. — alt.drugs.info, 5 April 2001
- One of the more popular medications being abused is Coricidin HBP Cough & Cold tablets, which pupils often call “Triple C,” authorities said. — Houston Chronicle, p. A35, 11 February 2001
- Youths’ nicknames for DXM: Robo, Skittles, Triple C’s, Rojo, Dex, Tussin, Vitamin D. DXM abuse is called “Robotripping” or “Tussing.” Users might be called “syrup heads” or “robotards.” — USA Today, p. 1A, 29 December 2003
- Triple C: This stands for Coricidin HBP Cough and Cold. “The triple C or CCC is something that we are seeing a lot of, and that is specific to Coricidin, but anything with DXM is abused today, “adds Kevin M. Gray.” — CBS News, 7 August 2007
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