what is the differance between this and a prescription only tylan poweder?
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This is the exact same bottle the vet offered us for $160... so we bought it here instead.
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I imagine it is the same product from what I have been able to figure out . The difference probably is that you can only buy it through a veterinary office and you pay a premium price .. It means the vet examines the animal writes a prescription for the powder then turns around and sells it to you as it is prescription only in his office . It is a win win for him !! Now you know the powder works and next time you can buy it from amazon at a much lower cost to you and no need to go back to the vet if your pet has a reoccurrence of the same symptoms .
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None --- well, the price. But the bottles are identical, the stuff inside is the same.
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It's the same exact stuff. You don't actually need a Rx to buy this product.
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Honestly the Price! That is the only difference I have found between the two.
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It's the same product only in bulk and much cheaper than the prescription. My dachshund has IBS and she's been on Tylan for years.
1503615
I have used both and there are differences. I will saw that the Xenadrine gave me the major shakes and a lot of sweat but I didn't see the greatest results. I see much better results on the Lipodrene with Ephedra (even though its leaves). If I had the choice, its Lipodrene all the way. The original Xenadrine hands down was the best fat burner ever made.
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My opinion, based on the individual product ingredients is that they are NOT the same. The Vetoquinol Viralys is pure L-lysine. The Tomlyn Scientifics L-Lysine powder has a mixture of ingredients. (watered down version?) When it comes to the health of my pets, I deal with it as I would my own. If this product were for me, which would I use? Vetoquino Viralys, hands down. FYI, there is a questionable ingredient in the Tomlyn product which is Rosemary extract. There is a divided opinion as to the toxicity of the extract, versus the oil. When in doubt - rule it out.
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The 2% version is over the counter in Canada. I have purchased the 2% version here on Amazon several times in the past, but it appears not to be available anymore. I don't know why 2% is prescription in the USA. Even the 2% version isn't all that effective in my experience.
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I am not sure there is any difference. I would call the company and ask them. We have the first one, works wonderful and cough and congestion I had for a year went away after a few days of use. Love it and my Dr is a believer and recommends it to all his patients.
388252
No, I have ordered these regularly through Amazon with no prescription. I researched countless joint supplements, and this one had the best ratings and recommended by veterinarians. They have worked great for my dogs.
587995
I do not recall the difference. Since I take it to prevent the buildup of "sludge" following gallbladder surgery and Cholacol was not available I decided it was better than nothing. There was also something about the ingredients that made me think it would do what I intended. I have not run it by my homeopath. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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Hi Ryan. You may actually benefit from using both, the DR and the NT daily, as listed on the Regenepure website.
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i have only used the extra strength tablets for less than a month so I can't give a definitive answer as to the differencebetween the two..
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Only speaking from my own experience, I am not aware of any difference at all. Except for the price and there is a huge difference in that, even including the shipping cost. I was taking another generic version in 400mg tablet form. Had to take three of them at a dose and they were hard to swallow. This product is 600mg capsule. I just take two and they are easy to swallow. Several years ago my Primary Care Physician prescribed (at first I believe it was by prescription) Guaifenesin for me. I was told to take 1200mg every 12 hours. At first I was reluctant to take it a lot, but over time I found that it really helped me to keep from getting sicker as I had always done in the past. This product is the best Guaifenesin I have found yet.
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My veterinarian prescribed Tylan to my dog; I administer it in accordance with my veterinarian's direction and under regular veterinary supervision. Tylan may be used to medically address certain gastrointestinal issues in dogs, however I strongly recommend that Tylan only be administered as prescribed by, and with the supervision of your veterinarian. Please contact your vet.
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no prescription needed...just can be hard to find except online. My doctor popped on amazon and told me...buy that!
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I know when I was looking for this product it appears that there are 2 different strengths - clinical and something else. The clinical is better because it has a stronger component. Bremenn Clinical's site also has much information about their products. Also try Google.
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No prescription needed ! I have been taking product for almost three months , works very well for me . Albert G.
546112
I'm a PA, recommend this to patients too and yes they are the same thing. Same powder just a lower price.
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No. They each have a different ingredient. This is a completely amazing product! My only complaint is, to be effective, you have to take two of each capsules per day, not one.The product is not so pricey until you consider by having to double the dosage you are only getting a 15 day supply. However, Amberen works!!
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The OTC Version is only 27 mg vs the prescription 40 mg. It is working for me just as well as the 40 did so it is worth a try.