<p>References Unsafe Previously unsafe, but probably</p><p>1,15 safe in therapeutic dose Anti-infective Dapsone Clorquine</p><p>Nitrofurantione (and related) Mepacrine</p><p>Primaquine Quinine</p><p>Pamaquine Sulfadimidine</p><p>Sulfanilamide Sulfasalazine</p><p>Sulfacetamide Aldesulfone</p><p>Sulfapyridine Glibenclamide</p><p>Sulfamethoxazole Co-trimoxazol</p><p>Ciprofloxacin</p><p>Levofloxacin</p><p>Nalidic acid</p><p>Norfloxacin</p><p>Ofloxain</p><p>Miscellaneous Acetanilide Asprin</p><p>Uricase (rasburicase, pegloticase) Acetaminophen</p><p>Phenazopyridine Antipyrin</p><p>Methylthioninium chloride (methylene Aminophenzone (and related</p><p> blue) NSAID’s)</p><p>Dimercaprol Ascorbic acid</p><p>Nalidixic acid Mesalazine</p><p>Niridazole Vitamin K analogues</p><p>Methylthionium Chloramphenicol Doxorubicin</p><p>Dimercaprol</p><p>Probenecid Chemicals and Fava beans Acalypha indica extract foods Aniline dyes</p><p>Naphthalene (mothballs, lavatory</p><p> deodorant)</p><p>Henna compounds (and related dyes</p><p> used for hair and tattoos)</p><p>2,4,6-trinitrotoluene</p><p>Electronic Supplementary Material Table 1: Drugs and chemicals associated with substantial hemolysis in patients with G6PD deficiency </p>