name: Adrucil "Adrucil: Not just for vaginas anymore!" Reads the popular slogan of this common household treatment for cancer symptoms. Adrucil comes in a "big needle"-style easy-applicator. Medical companies maintain that the drug should only be administered by a trained medical professional, but there are some dot com medical supply companies based in Thailand that sell nearly a week's supply of the drug for only pennies. A distribution company in Mexico advertises collectible applicator-needles in a variety of "fun colors and designs." Next time you need to stop the nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy, try Adrucil. Just watch out for these snazzy side-effects: changes in eyesight; dry skin; fatigue or weakness; hair loss; headache; itchy rash; loss of appetite; nail changes; nausea; sensitivity to the sun; decreased blood cell count; etc. And even if your friends are all doing it and egging you on, DON'T mix Adrucil with methotrexate: the results aren't nearly as fun as this combination sounds.