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Post #147015088 added 05-03-2021 12:42 AM by Eorlas in Deal Talk
im going to guess that’s situational and a dose of that quantity is likely temporary, and otherwise not recommended to follow
Post #147000706 added 05-02-2021 6:29 AM by BlueHamster202 in Deal Talk
If you're only taking 3 total pills in a day, you're good, that's less than a single prescription ibuprofen pill. The prescription ones are 800, and they prescribe for up to 4 times a day. So that's...
Post #146999881 added 05-02-2021 5:13 AM by MrRetro in Deal Talk
2 different drugs, apples to oranges
Post #146999899 added 05-02-2021 5:16 AM by syriako in Deal Talk
acetaminophen is compared to Tylenol advil is ibuprofen they are two different pain reducer
Post #147000115 added 05-02-2021 5:39 AM by Jabersquawk in Deal Talk
As a general rule of thumb, for an otherwise healthy individual with no specific concerns, ibuprofen tends to be better for aches/pains, and Tylenol for fevers. Again, very broad rule thumb - YMMV
Post #147000574 added 05-02-2021 6:19 AM by KMan in Deal Talk
What are "kidney and heart fish"? Sounds pretty scary. Seriously, if you don't have organ disease and are otherwise fairly healthy, what's the safest max # of ibuprofin you can take per day,...
Post #147022978 added 05-03-2021 12:12 PM by COMMONSENSEDAN in Deal Talk
Lol yea I'll remember that 🤣😂🤪😅. There's still some pretty knowledgeable people on here though.
Post #147062725 added 05-05-2021 5:19 AM by Kimjongun2020 in Deal Talk
Pain is mental.
Post #147068098 added 05-05-2021 10:13 AM by EagerPiranha415 in Deal Talk
The smallest effective dose should be used. Adults and children 12 years and over: take 1 capsule every 4 to 6 hours while symptoms persist.
Post #147003982 added 05-02-2021 10:09 AM by Countcristo in Deal Talk
Shows up as 11.56 now after clipping 25% and 5%ss
Post #147005446 added 05-02-2021 11:34 AM by Arcluna in Deal Talk
For those who are vegetarian/vegan - these have gelatin.
Post #147007342 added 05-02-2021 1:41 PM by Sinbios in Deal Talk
So what is a safe NSAID regimen that won't lead to GI issues? X mg Y times per week? N times a month?
Post #147010039 added 05-02-2021 4:45 PM by VioletDolphin409 in Deal Talk
Great find, thx for sharing!
Post #147010234 added 05-02-2021 5:06 PM by The Lab in Deal Talk
In the comment you replied to, I said "There are lots of alternatives for pain control." I had said the same thing in another comment. Both of these should have been a clue to you that I treat pain...
Post #147012235 added 05-02-2021 7:36 PM by StrongStag3477 in Deal Talk
Not a doctor, but I believe ibuprofen is better as it’s easier on your liver and reduces inflammation which is part of the reason you feel bad after drinking.
Post #147012466 added 05-02-2021 7:53 PM by Fauxnoh in Deal Talk
Magnesium
Post #147001279 added 05-02-2021 7:20 AM by sal3oos in Deal Talk
Even if you take it after you eat?
Post #147001696 added 05-02-2021 7:43 AM by danielem1 in Deal Talk
I seem to be missing the "extra savings" part, I got the 25 percent coupon and the 15 percent S&S discount, what makes the extra savings happen?
Post #147001744 added 05-02-2021 7:48 AM by derrin755 in Deal Talk
These helped me through a tooth ache :)
Post #147001876 added 05-02-2021 7:56 AM by KNY-21 in Deal Talk
Tylenol is not an NSAID. :mad:
Post #147001963 added 05-02-2021 8:01 AM by Cookieless in Deal Talk
Have you tried biofreeze? It works really well. You really don't want to take an advil everyday.
Post #147008608 added 05-02-2021 2:59 PM by erkme73 in Deal Talk
I can't believe I read through 4 pages of this thread to see if anyone called you out on this. I'm not a doc, but my wife is (ER). IBU is hard on kidneys. Acetaminophen is hard on liver. It's...
Post #147011392 added 05-02-2021 6:36 PM by mwgrad in Deal Talk
Liquid Caps will tend to start to work a few minutes sooner since they will break down faster. However, their expiration tends to be shorter and are larger. Caplets may be slower, but will be...
Post #147002107 added 05-02-2021 8:09 AM by UniqueFang618 in Deal Talk
Can you please explain what does regular users mean precisely? Something like dosage/day. Thanks
Post #147004426 added 05-02-2021 10:30 AM by CollegeRamenEat in Deal Talk
SD Doctors what should I use for hangovers 😪
Post #147004849 added 05-02-2021 10:55 AM by Santos27 in Deal Talk
Will this turn me into a masochist?
Post #147005632 added 05-02-2021 11:42 AM by __JaYMaSTeR__ in Deal Talk
Acetaminophen is NOT considered NSAID since it doesn't have anti-inflammatory properties
Post #147008023 added 05-02-2021 2:26 PM by The Lab in Deal Talk
You can tell who is a real doctor by looking at who isn't giving medical advice over the internet. I cannot say what is safe since it is a highly individualized issue. However even most doctors...
Post #147008209 added 05-02-2021 2:37 PM by The Lab in Deal Talk
GI bleeds are one of the most common reasons for hospital admission. NSAIDs are the most common reason for GI bleeds. According to the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA), each year the...
Post #147010798 added 05-02-2021 5:50 PM by SlickCrowd6832 in Deal Talk
Crazy good deal. And I bought one. I personally find Advil so much better the Tylenol. If I was injured and need 24/7 meds, I switch between the two... needed 24/7 meds for about 8 weeks. BUT...
Post #147055591 added 05-04-2021 5:48 PM by Memcached in Deal Talk
comes out to $6.17 with 15% S&S
Post #147004582 added 05-02-2021 10:38 AM by vanillacrumpet in Deal Talk
No coupon and I am logged in. Anyone else?
Post #147004846 added 05-02-2021 10:55 AM by posterchild in Deal Talk
Nice deal, got the bottle for like 5 bucks with all my discounts on the first one. It's been hard to come by where I am at too. Probably will keep it on my S&S.
Post #147007102 added 05-02-2021 1:25 PM by The Lab in Deal Talk
This is terrible and inappropriate advice. They sell big bottles cheaply not because it is safe but rather because it just got grandfathered in and the FDA doesn't want to review it. There is NO WAY...
Post #147010891 added 05-02-2021 5:56 PM by bogdatov in Deal Talk
Sorry $1.98 for 100 tablets, still 2 times cheaper
Post #147013474 added 05-02-2021 9:26 PM by crabhammer in Deal Talk
Perfect timing for my subscribe and save.
Post #147078358 added 05-05-2021 6:19 PM by Kinglet1 in Deal Talk
Actually this deal is cheaper than the Equate brand, but it appears the deal is expired
Post #147007879 added 05-02-2021 2:17 PM by PhantasmX in Deal Talk
Lol... talk to your doctor. Selling gimmick by big pharmaceuticals
Post #147009292 added 05-02-2021 3:43 PM by tennisteve in Deal Talk
I never said that NSAIDs are not hard on kidneys, and never said APAP isn't hard on the liver. In fact I personally would prefer APAP in liver patients at a dose of
Post #147010723 added 05-02-2021 5:45 PM by howdydo in Deal Talk
Is there some significant difference between liquid gels and regular caplets? Walmart sells same amount/dosage for 3.88 and sells 500 ct. for same price as this.
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