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MicheleGazelle
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>crystalina0814</b></i>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote></div>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote></div>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote></div>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote></div>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
MicheleGazelle
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>crystalina0814</b></i>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote></div>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote></div>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote></div>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote></div>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
MicheleGazelle
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>crystalina0814</b></i>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote></div>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote></div>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote></div>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote></div>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
MicheleGazelle
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>crystalina0814</b></i>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote>
This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote>
From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
MicheleGazelle
New member
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>crystalina0814</b></i>
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<br />Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote>
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<br />This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<br /><div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
<br /> A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
<br /> Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote>
<br />From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>
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<br />Thanks you guys. I just started today using Mucinex. I took two! I already feel the mucus loosening up some. I can see mucinex getting pricey, so I think I will be asking for a prescription next visit- that way BCMH will cover it!</end quote>
<br />
<br />This information is outdated, price-wise, but should give you a general idea:
<br /><div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Guaifenesin
<br /> A well known brand of guaifenesin is Mucinex, which costs about $20.00 for 40 pills. (50 cents per pill) The pills also contain blue dye and other chemical additives that I react badly to. Someone else who reacts badly to Mucinex but does well on guaifenisen recommended CVS Pharmacy's brand of guaifenesin, called CVS Pharmacy Chest Congestion Relief. It costs me $9.99 for 50 pills (20 cents per pill) and does not cause me the nasty side effects that Mucinex causes for me. Since then, I also tripped across another off-brand in Kmart called Mucus Relief. Like the CVS Pharmacy brand of guaifenisen, it has no blue dyes or other additives to mess me up. It costs me $6.99 for 30 pills (23.3 cents per pill). If you have a military ID card, you can get a 10% discount on that (21 cents per pill).
<br /> Please note that both of these off brands are 400mg pills. Mucinex is 600mg per pill. I prefer the smaller dosage and the ability to easily cut them in half. But that does mean the per pill cost and the per dose cost are not the same thing. To get 600mg of CVS pharmacy gauifenesin, you need 1 1/2 pills, which is 30 cents instead of 20 cents. It's still a bargain. I also rounded and didn't add taxes either. </end quote>
<br />From: <a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml">http://healthgazelle.com/cfandmoney.shtml</a>