People may be confused by the new Mucinex Allergy product

May 2014

People may be confused by the new Mucinex Allergy product.

Most will assume that it contains guaifenesin for chest congestion...but it doesn't. It actually contains fexofenadine 180 mg...like Allegra Allergy.

Think of this as similar to other OTC brand-name extensions, such as Sudafed PE with phenylephrine instead of pseudoephedrine...Dramamine Less Drowsy Formula with meclizine instead of dimenhydrinate...etc.

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