How does this product differ from prescription Metanx?
788777
I'm sorry, but I don't know what Metanx is, so I can't answer your question.
788778
I just don't know, the both look similar, but I cant say for a fact if or what the difference is.
1770711
Absolutely no difference between these and the ones we have purchased at pharmacy for my my husband. I am a nurse and have used these many times at work.
201591
I use Zostrix (technically a generic product made by Rugby which is the same thing) because I find the lower potency to be more tolerable. Capzasin HP was too hot for me as it contains more capsaicin in it. Both are great products in delivering pain relief that the standard creams can't even begin to match.
1457812
I do not personally know the answer but I recall a review that said the two different branded items were identical except for a couple of computer programs as I recall. I love this thing quite frankly. Works great and it can be increased in intensity to the point that it can actually hurt. Hurt me more is what I used to tell my therapist.
374552
ok so which one is better? this states that this is the real deal as opposed to generic counterparts?
585986
I don't know. I would guess the same product by different names. I would google it. Doctor's Best is a good brand.
1239783
Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and hiatal hernia, so may need to double up. Good luck! Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and... » Read More Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and hiatal hernia, so may need to double up. Good luck! « Show Less
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I called the company a couple of months ago and asked the same question. If I remember correctly, they told me the bottles contain the same amount of product, both count and volume. I think that the dosage is a personal decision that you make for yourself, as it seems to me that the label dosage was lowered, perhaps as a measure to make it seem that the product will last longer. Actually, there is no real set dosage as there is no daily requirement involving the RMA+ mineral supplement. Since the label change I have been taking the same four capsules daily that I began taking last November. Nothing has changed, and the product still works just as good as it ever did! I know it appears confusing, but nothing except the label has changed, and unless you think taking a lesser dose will work just as well for you, it is really only a matter of economics and performance. What I found out that concerns me more, is that the price went up! That made me search for a better price, and I did find it substantially cheaper elsewhere on the internet! Try overstock.com!
472081
This is the product that was recommended to me. I am not sure what the difference between the 2.
50953
Just a guess, but I believe it is a holdover from "Demand CS" which is the original product with same active ingredient and concentration. Since the original product had CS in the name, people are already conditioned to expect "CS" for a Lambda-cyhalothrin product like this. Sort of like having a generic form of a prescription drug, it is really the same thing as the original, just cheaper!
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The ingredients are different, so hard to compare the two. In any case, if you want faster relief, I would recommend our Emuaid Max. Look up ASIN B00GK6EDEW in the amazon search box. Please choose the listing from Amazing Health.thanks,Greg Jones, OwnerAmazing Health
1000318
I believe tonalin is the brand name. I used that years ago and I definitely prefer Naturewise CLA to the tonalin. Naturewise is stronger in mg and I feel it works faster.
235983
I have been using Dramatically Different for YEARS and honestly didn't know there were two versions. My product arrived in a very recognizable bottle - looks and seems like the Clinique product I know and trust. Just the same. Sorry not to be more helpful.
491323
Yes, monin is very nice. But monin also has an organic version if you don't mind the $$ difference in cost.
2051126
Not sure. I did not notice anything different while using this product. Did not work for me.
1169612
To be honest, I'm not sure. The only difference I would assume, is the brand. However, the Oz brand is not affiliated with Dr. Oz.
1342956
I didn't notice anything different but relief. We love this product and use it lots, takes or minimizes the ache or pains.