• orbitz@lemmy.ca
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    12 hours ago

    The bottle on my shelf has 350 (new, Costco brand) but I don’t take over the recommended dose for obvious reasons. Guess it expired last year now that I look heh. The smaller bottles cost more per dose so no reason not buy a larger one. This is in Canada, not the US for people curious about other countries.

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      8 hours ago

      they sell larger bulk bottles, usually i buy them on amazon, in-stores are usually more expensive. i also use naproxen too.

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      11 hours ago

      That math doesn’t quite add up. Sure less per dose sounds good, but if you’re wasting half the bottle then paying a little more per dose but less total cost is still more economical.

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        8 hours ago

        i buy the larger ones online. better than buying the small ones. i do this for anti-histamines too, because i got allergies, i can get 1000tablets for the 1st generations easy, and cheaper pricing for the 2nd generation ones years worth. kirkland has the quality to it, im trying some off-brand(probably chinese made) doesnt seem as effective, and it was a wierd shape.

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        10 hours ago

        It may be less effective but you use it till the bottle is done, it’s not like milk it still works.