@P E Dant,
Irregular Interpretation of Reality: If after taking Represitol you find yourself outside in the snow chasing after something whose paw prints are curiously missing while yours are quite plain to see, and a neighbor witnesses your abnormal behavior and contacts the authorities, it is important that you NOT mention the fact that you take Represitol.
If an unfortunate side effect such as the one mentioned above does occur, and you do decide to mention Represitol to the authorities, it will result in the disappearance of your medical files from your doctor's office. Though it may come as a shock to you, your doctor's loyalties are such that your well-being is not even in the top forty on his list of things that matter, whereas we are number-one on that list due to generous kickbacks and other generous incentives. In fact, if you were made aware of the "you-scratch-my-back, I'll-scratch-yours" relationship we have with all medical professionals who prescribe our drugs, it would likely make you sick; in which case, you should ask your doctor if our new anti-nausea medication is right for you.
Also, it is not advisable to consider filing a lawsuit against the makers of Represitol in the event that you are observed engaging in loony-toons behavior. After all, who do you think a jury is going to believe, you--a psychologically challenged nobody in possession of a bottle of Kalmitol without your name on it who chases after nonexistent mammals in the snow--or the well-dressed, well-groomed, and hard-working professionals at Represitol?
LOL! Get real!!