Over-the-Counter Drugs A number of over-the-counter (OTC) products can also relieve flu symptoms, but be sure to read the directions for use marked on the package. Take care not to exceed the maximum daily dose for any OTC product you take: 1  Tylenol (acetaminophen) 2  Aspirin, for people age 19 and older. 3  Advil (ibuprofen) 4  Aleve (naproxen) 5  Decongestants. 6  Cough suppressants or expectorants. 7  Throat lozenges.
â¢ U.S. Bank FlexPerksÂ® Gold American ExpressÂ® Card. The free Global Entry/TSA Pre benefit appears as a statement credit after that card is used to pay for the Global Entry or TSA Precheck fee. The benefit, however, can only be used once every 5 years and only for either Global Entry or TSA Precheck â not both.
No Foreign Transaction Fee Credit Cards. Most major credit card companies now charge a foreign transaction fee from 2-5%, and these international fees are continually on the rise. These foreign transaction fees are applied even when making purchases in U.S. dollars. Fortunately, Capital One and Chase offer credit cards that have no foreign (international) transaction fees. The following are the best no foreign transaction fee credit card offers as selected by the CreditCards.org staff: