How does this compare to monolaurin capsules?
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Health From the Sun brand name Monolaurin dosage: 2 capsules gives 1,100 MG per the label on the bottle. 45 Servings per container. Take 2 with food. www.healthfromthesun.com for more info.
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The ingredient is Monolaurin which is a lipid extract derived from coconut oil. No fillers. Must swallow with a cool/cold liquid (I use water) and have to start slowly and ease into a full dose over a weeks time or you may experience herxheimer's reaction (die-off) and as a result feel ill. Be sure to read instructions or take advice from a healthcare person/ND etc.
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For me the capsules are the way to go. The powder has a terrible taste to it. I can swallow five capsules with water and find that it works just as well. It is an easy way to supplement your fibre.
70693
I bought the gel inadvertently, thinking I was ordering the capsules. It is otherwise unflavored and very fishy. I had difficulty getting it down, vs. no difficulty with the capsules. I did not notice any superior effects of the gel vs. the capsules; if anything the capsules gave more and quicker benefits. Both helped chronic skin conditions. Both had positive effects on sexual health. I'm getting ready to reorder and will be getting the capsules again this time. Hope that helps.
631122
HI, The capsules are not big. The tablets maybe cheaper, but the capsules may dissolve better. Happiness...
57653
These capsules are about half inch long, similar to the size of fish oil capsules but they are very easy to swallow with plenty of liquid. You will be amazed how theses work. PS: I take capsule two times per day to the result.
196743
In my opinion, I don't believe it has the same effect. The capsule is not very big easy to swallow.
773652
I'm no expert, but prefer capsules/caplets over liquid. It is less messy, more portable(for trips), and easy to take.
337580
I've not tried the pink capsules; I've only tried the yellow capsules and the green tea capsules. I prefer the yellowish gold capsules over the green/green tea capsules. However, the primary point is to chose based on amount of CLA in whatever capsules you purchase.
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I've taken both and I don't see a great deal of difference between the two. I take the 20% now and take fewer pills of it.
639250
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!
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The pills are just a regular capsule. Not too big at all. Very easy to swallow with water, however, I will say.... they didn't do anything for me. I didn't lose anything and I took them a good month. I took them together with Raspberry Ketones. After a month, I got a really bad dizzy spell and it freaked me out, so I stopped taking them altogether. Haven't taken them since. Never had a dizzy spell before.
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I've tried both,and like both! The capsule last longer obviously and I'm not a consistent tea drinker. That said,I prefer the capsule.
1823403
The pill is easy to swallow - certainly smaller than your throat. I have had no reason to open it up since I want the content to stay inside the capsule.
807919
the Monoi is thinner and has a much lovlier scent to me....not sure why one is for night but was told that the coconut in this cream acts like a natural retinol replacement for people with skin that is sensitive. Also the Monoi uses a stem cell complex for help with aging. I am not a specialist but perhaps they help the skin in different ways. I have only used samples of both and like each but have a preference to the scent of the Monoi.
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They are easier to take than pills. I must say I have not been satisfied with the results. I will probably switch to another product.
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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.