Which section of the Drug Facts Label lists what to avoid and possible side effects?

• A. Active ingredients
• B. Directions
• C. Warnings
• D. Inactive ingredients

Answer: (C)

The main concept here is safety information about using a medication, which is found in the warnings section of the Drug Facts Label. This section specifically tells you what to avoid—such as conditions that would make use unsafe, interactions with other drugs, or activities to skip while taking the product—and it also lists possible side effects that may occur. It helps you decide when you should not use the product or when you should stop and seek medical help if symptoms appear. Other sections serve different purposes: active ingredients explain the substances that provide the effect, directions explain how to use the product correctly, and inactive ingredients list other non-medically active components. So, the warnings section is the best place for both what to avoid and potential adverse effects.