Amazon has 200-Count Advil 200mg Pain Reliever and Fever Reducer Liqui-Gels for $9.75 -> now $10.08 when following the instructions below. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 200-Ct 200mg Advil Liqui-Gels Pain Reliever and Fever Reducer for $18.32 - 5% off when you checkout via subscribe & save - 25% off when you clip the coupon on the product page - $3.08 (in cart discount) = $9.74. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+. Now $10.08 After Coupons/Discounts
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Aaah just in time - the stock market today was giving me pains all over. This should help, thanks op.
I do notice a difference, for sure, not the brands you mentioned. But Equate from WalMart, although ingredients technically may be the same, it is completely different in terms of quality/effectiveness though.
I noticed Advil effects happen faster and more effective/last longer. I mean it could be placebo effect, but just imo. There is a difference from my previous usage.
This is for when I recently had a cold, very (very, very, very) rarely do I take this for headache/migraines.
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I do notice a difference, for sure, not the brands you mentioned. But Equate from WalMart, although ingredients technically may be the same, it is completely different in terms of quality/effectiveness though.
I noticed Advil effects happen faster and more effective/last longer. I mean it could be placebo effect, but just imo. There is a difference from my previous usage.
This is for when I recently had a cold, very (very, very, very) rarely do I take this for headache/migraines.
I do notice a difference, for sure, not the brands you mentioned. But Equate from WalMart, although ingredients technically may be the same, it is completely different in terms of quality/effectiveness though.
I noticed Advil effects happen faster and more effective/last longer. I mean it could be placebo effect, but just imo. There is a difference from my previous usage.
This is for when I recently had a cold, very (very, very, very) rarely do I take this for headache/migraines.
I used to think there was a difference in them. (I'm not saying there is no difference, it's just in my cause I found one issue that complicates the matter.)
That is, I was looking external because sometimes it would work and sometimes it would not work well at all. For example, 800mg capsule from Rx works much better than 4x200mg ones. What I found out after a DNA test is that I have gene variants in which my body is a poor producer of the enzymes that processes ibuprofen and some other NSAIDs. Thus, I poorly metabolize them. Thus, I found out why they hardly ever work on my headaches. It's BC/Goodies or Excedrin for me. (Even though Aspirin is also a NSAID)
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I noticed Advil effects happen faster and more effective/last longer. I mean it could be placebo effect, but just imo. There is a difference from my previous usage.
This is for when I recently had a cold, very (very, very, very) rarely do I take this for headache/migraines.
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I noticed Advil effects happen faster and more effective/last longer. I mean it could be placebo effect, but just imo. There is a difference from my previous usage.
This is for when I recently had a cold, very (very, very, very) rarely do I take this for headache/migraines.
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Costco has Kirkland Ibprofen 1,000 tablets for $8 shipped right now.
I noticed Advil effects happen faster and more effective/last longer. I mean it could be placebo effect, but just imo. There is a difference from my previous usage.
This is for when I recently had a cold, very (very, very, very) rarely do I take this for headache/migraines.
I used to think there was a difference in them. (I'm not saying there is no difference, it's just in my cause I found one issue that complicates the matter.)
That is, I was looking external because sometimes it would work and sometimes it would not work well at all. For example, 800mg capsule from Rx works much better than 4x200mg ones. What I found out after a DNA test is that I have gene variants in which my body is a poor producer of the enzymes that processes ibuprofen and some other NSAIDs. Thus, I poorly metabolize them. Thus, I found out why they hardly ever work on my headaches. It's BC/Goodies or Excedrin for me. (Even though Aspirin is also a NSAID)
Costco has Kirkland Ibprofen 1,000 tablets for $8 shipped right now.
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Costco has Kirkland Ibprofen 1,000 tablets for $8 shipped right now.
You just have to add them to your profile in the payment methods section under FSA/HSA before you try to use it for this S&S