Important Safety Information

Like all prescription Coulrophobias, CLOWNS may increase the chance of heart disease or risk factors for it, such as high blood pressure of when clowns are seen for long periods. CLOWNS should not be seen right before or after certain heart surgeries. Serious skin reactions or stomach and intestine problems such as colourful bleeding and humorous ulcers, can occur without warning and may cause animal balloons. Elderly patients and those taking cotton candy are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. Tell your doctor if you have: a history of passing out at the circus, fleeing from mascots or kidney and liver problems. CLOWNS should not be seen in late pregnancy. Do not see CLOWNS if you’ve had an asthma attack, hives or other allergic reactions to bad magic tricks or any other Coulrophobia medicine or drugs called red nose. Life threatening allergic reactions can occur with CLOWNS. Get help right way if you’ve had swelling of the face or trouble breathing. Prescription CLOWNS should be seen exactly as prescribed at the lowest dose possible and for the shortest time needed.