Kaopectate, Pepto-Bismol and Aspirin. Kaopectate is a medicine used to stop diarrhea. It contains bismuth subsalicylate. This is the same ingredient found in Pepto-Bismol, another medicine used for diarrhea and upset stomach. When using these ingredients, your bowel movements will appear almost black, and so might your tongue. Of course, both will go back to their normal color when you stop taking the medicine.
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The GBP/USD exchange rate today stands at 1.66910 whilst the GBP/EUR is 1.24556 (revised for weekend close - 16/08/2014). The British Pound Euro exchange rate struggled to bounce back and GBP maintained its negative position against a basket of other global currencies following the sharp losses on Wednesday. The pound to dollar exchange rate is +0.04 per cent higher at 1.66923. - The euro to pound exchange rate is +0.15 per cent higher at 0.80194. - The dollar to pound exchange rate is -0.04 per cent lower at 0.59908.