how is it compared to mucinex?
1124877
It is the same ingredient. I see no difference and it is much less expensive.
1124878
Mucinex has the same active ingredient, guaifenesin. But Mucinex (original) is 600 mg. while these are 400 mg. Mucinex also has two layers; one is immediate release and the other is extended release. The Kirkland tablets are totally immediate release. Hope this helps. I have chronic bronchitis and I used to take 2400 mg., 4 tablets per day of Mucinex during attack periods. But since Mucinex has jacked up their prices so high, I found I can take 6 of these per day to give me the same dose, and it seems to be just as effective -- but for much less money.
1124879
It is the same thing as Mucinex. Mucinex is the brand name. Brand name drugs tend to be more expensive than the generic.
1124880
It is not as good as Mucinex D. I have never taken regular Mucinex. Kirkland helps me with my COPD and sinus problems and is much less costly. I take two a day.
1124881
These tablets are 400mg vs 600 of mucinex. I can take them 3 times a day. I like them better and they are much more reasonably priced. They also break in half easily if you need to take 600mg at a time. I have been using them for several years as I have severe allergies. I take them with my other allergy medicine and I have never had a problem.
885492
It's comparable. Eheim media is definitely better, but it's also much more expensive. If you're using this media to fill up a canister filter and need a lot, get it. The difference won't be incredible. However, if you're trying to maximize the performance of a hang on back filter, or a canister filter, go with eheim and don't look back.
1720157
My Lab responds to the zymox a little better. it seems to ease the pain a little, making it easier to apply. Not sure what the difference in but I do know out of the two, the zymox seems to work faster and definitely easier to administer.
1149752
I think it is better than Phisohex. I use it the first ten days of every month per doctors order. Way cheaper purchasing in large gallon
2219326
I honestly don't know, because it broke like 2 wks later AND they only sent me one not two. I suggest the Nasofix, it's a bit pricey but I heard it's worth it.
332888
Not even close. Mucinex (pills) is an expectorant, to loosen phlegm so you can cough it out (turns a dry cough into a productive cough). Biolage is a hair care product.
1636559
Both are great for anyone who breaks out from or is allergic to most adhesives tapes. I think that Hypafix is far more flexible than 3M's Medipore but is more expensive, so I buy Medipore Soft. I've used Medipore H Soft but it seems to leave more residue on the items I have to tape into position so I stick with Medipore Soft. Plus, Medipore is perforated every 2 inches and can torn away from the roll, no scissors required.
1784482
Spray is easier to use, definitely better for traveling, I like xlear more than other brands, mild not as agressiv, but moisturizes the nasal membranes and washes out allergens.
495065
I have done my research on all these nasal wash products and the folks at Health Solutions are the real deal. They are ex Water Pik folks that know a thing or two about how to develop superior quality irrigators. They developed the Grossan unit with Dr. Grossan almost 15 years ago so that design is quite old. The Sinupulse is a newer product with more features like a larger water tank, pressure control on handle, better durability, and can rinse or spray. Hands down the best irrigator available on the market...IMHO
624949
I have not compared these two products. Mine are as loud as any that I have tried. I have enjoyed mine.
1807181
The capsules come in convenient foil-safe packets (similar to OTC Mucinex packaging), personally prefer capsules any day over powder. The powder tends to give the 'gag' effect trying to swallow it.
2144316
The Ultra has a higher viscosity ("thicker"). I find it much more soothing, and don't have to apply it as often. There's also an Ultra gel drop that is even "thicker" and really great when the air is really dry, or indoor heat or air is blowing. Nice to have options to choose from! Btw, my ophthalmologist recommended Systane Ultra, and my eyes feel much better.
60629
Since I have not tried any of the other products besides the ZMA, I really cannot comment on the comparison. ZMA helps me sleep better than without it.
346945
130mg is better. It has a seven year exp date instead of 5 year for the 65mg tablet. Plus, it's actually cheaper per tablet.
2096969
For adults and children 12 yrs and older: 1 tablet every 4 hrs. Limit of 6 per 24 hrs. We like that it's just the guaifenesin expectorant without other ingredients. Gives us the flexibility to add (or NOT add) a decongestant or antihistamine or Tylenol or aspirin or ibuprofen separately, according to that family member's need during that spell of illness. Cheaper than buying umpteen different versions of Mucinex at drug store prices.
876240
Yes, it's better because it has a larger capacity, it pulses water to help dislodge mucus, and the amount of water coming through the tip is controllable and adjustable. If rinsing your sinuses is something you do from time to time, the neti pot is probably adequate. If you're serious about doing a good job, get the SinuPulse.
1885043
I no longer use Claritin.Found a generic substitute which works just as well and costs about 90% less