Sales of over-the-counter phenolphthalein have been limited because it:
1. is the primary laxative abused by the public.
2. produces a blue-green tint to the urine.
3. may be carcinogenic.
4. interacts harmfully with many prescription drugs.
Correct Answer: 3
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