Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Party Rx?
Party Rx is a Dr. Formulated combination of natural ingredients used to prevent the debilitating symptoms associated with alcohol consumption, i.e. hangover prevention.

2. How does Party Rx work and what causes the misery of a hangover?
Party Rx helps metabolize the alcohol and absorbs the toxic by-products (congeners) of the alcohol fermentation process. Your body's immune system eliminates these congeners by releasing proteins called cytokines. It is the cytokines that cause inflammation throughout the body resulting in a "hangover".

3. What can I expect the day after?
You can expect to feel GREAT the next day..."hangover" will not be a part of your vocabulary.

4. How do I take Party Rx?
Just take 2 capsules before your first drink and 2 capsules after your last drink with a full glass of water.

5. Is Party Rx safe?
Party Rx is a combination of all safe natural ingredients and doesn't have any known side effects but it's always best to check with your doctor if you are being treated for a medical condition are pregnant or breast feeding.

6. Will Party Rx prevent intoxication?
No! Always drink responsibly and NEVER drink and drive!

7. Will Party Rx work no matter how much I've had to drink?
No! Party Rx has been formulated to prevent hangovers in the light to moderate drinker. We suggest you always drink in moderation.

8. Can I take other medications with Party Rx?
It may be safe but it is always best to consult your doctor if you are taking other medications. PartyRx contains an absorptive and may absorb some of the medication you are taking.

9. Where can I buy PartyRx?
Right here at this site. Party Rx is also made available at every event Party Rx attends.

10. What if I want to return my Party Rx?
Party Rx is backed by a 30-Day Guarantee to all our Customers. If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the product (empty or full) for a full product refund, less any shipping fees incurred.

11. Is aspirin a good remedy for a hangover?
No. Aspirin may increase the risk of hangover. Aspirin enhances alcohol's effect and increases its absorption in the stomach. It also irritates the stomach and may cause gastrointestinal bleeding.

12. Is Tylenol a better alternative to aspirin for hangover treatment?

No. Tylenol, when combined with alcohol, may cause liver damage.