In a pharmacy drawer

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Across
  1. 1. Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and antacids for heartburn.
  2. 2. Drawer containing lecithin and Ginkgo biloba extracts.
  3. 5. Folic acid and supplements supporting fetal development.
  4. 8. Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) and cytisine-based products.
  5. 11. Phytohormones (e.g., from soy) used to relieve climacteric symptoms.
  6. 12. Essential ions administered orally to treat dehydration.
  7. 13. Hypoglycemic agents or sugar used as a rescue in hypoglycemia.
  8. 14. Essential micronutrients from A to K sought by patients with deficiencies.
  9. 16. Repellents and kits for the safe removal of these arachnids from the skin.
  10. 17. Statins and supplements containing monacolin K or plant sterols.
  11. 20. Spasmolytic agents used for abdominal pain or renal colic.
  12. 21. Home diagnostics: pregnancy, ovulation, COVID-19, or CRP.
Down
  1. 1. Suppositories and ointments for proctological conditions.
  2. 3. Preparations for a "strong heart", hypertension, and heavy legs.
  3. 4. Live bacterial cultures used as "protection" during antibiotic therapy.
  4. 6. Medicines for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men.
  5. 7. Drugs affecting mental processes, often requiring specific prescription types.
  6. 9. Drawer full of cod liver oil, vitamin C, and echinacea extracts.
  7. 10. A broad group of painkillers, ranging from paracetamol to NSAIDs.
  8. 15. Substances (e.g., pseudoephedrine) subject to legal sales quantity limits.
  9. 18. Where you will find oral contraceptives and thyroid medications.
  10. 19. Drawer containing valerian, lemon balm, and sleep-inducing aids.