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O VICKS DayQuil é um aliado indispensável para quem enfrenta os incômodos sintomas de resfriados e gripes, especialmente formulado para atender às necessidades de pessoas com diabetes. Com uma composição livre de açúcar, álcool e descongestionantes, este medicamento proporciona alívio eficaz sem comprometer a saúde. A sua fórmula avançada oferece um alívio rápido e poderoso para múltiplos sintomas, permitindo que você continue sua rotina sem interrupções.
Quando a vida não para, o VICKS DayQuil também não para. Ele atua rapidamente para aliviar sintomas incômodos como tosse, dores leves e febre, garantindo que você possa enfrentar o dia com mais disposição. Com apenas uma dose, você sentirá os efeitos benéficos que ajudam a combater os sintomas comuns de resfriados e gripes.
Seja durante o dia ou à noite, o VICKS DayQuil é a escolha ideal para quem busca um alívio eficaz. Durante o dia, sua fórmula não provoca sonolência, permitindo que você mantenha o foco e a energia. À noite, o NyQuil complementa o tratamento, proporcionando um alívio rápido para que você possa descansar adequadamente. Com mais de 125 anos de confiança, a Vicks se consolidou como a marca número um em vendas de medicamentos para tosse e resfriado no mundo, segundo o banco de dados global de vendas OTC de Nicholas Hall, DB6.
– Alívio Especializado para Diabéticos: Fórmula livre de açúcar e álcool, ideal para quem precisa de cuidados especiais.
– Alívio Rápido e Eficaz: Combate rapidamente os sintomas de resfriados e gripes, permitindo que você retome suas atividades diárias.
– Fórmula Não Sonolenta: Perfeito para uso diurno, garantindo que você permaneça alerta e produtivo.
– Confiabilidade da Marca: Vicks é uma marca reconhecida e confiável, com mais de um século de experiência no alívio de sintomas de resfriados.
– Solução Completa: Combinado com NyQuil à noite, oferece um tratamento abrangente para o alívio de sintomas durante todo o dia.
Para obter os melhores resultados com o VICKS DayQuil, recomenda-se tomar a dose indicada no rótulo, geralmente a cada 4 a 6 horas, conforme necessário. Não exceda a dose recomendada e evite o uso simultâneo com outros produtos que contenham paracetamol. É importante consultar um médico antes de usar se você tiver condições médicas preexistentes ou estiver tomando outros medicamentos. Mantenha o produto em local fresco e seco, longe da luz direta, e sempre siga as instruções de uso para garantir a eficácia e segurança do tratamento.
Honey Bee –
Can’t go wrong with a sugar-free version of these, especially given how often we end up needing to use them (mostly in the winter).
CuteHappyLittleBug –
Good medicine.
Paul Stuart –
I have never before worried about too many calories in my cough medicine. But on a whim, i tried this version of the old standby. I must say that the taste is no improvement. And its pretty hard to make cough medicine taste worse so no worries there. And it worked just as good as the regular variety. The plus that i really noticed was the lack of nasty morning mouth. I guess the diabetic version lacks the sugar that tooth and mouth ickies like. Hurray for me. i just wish this version was as easy to find and the same price…
Very handy little hanging pots,great idea ! –
Nasty taste ,works well,glad both were together
JMC –
I’m not a diabetic or a chemist, but I am a health-conscious person who likes to avoid sugar and alcohol if it’s not needed.
I recently purchased a Dayquil/Nyquil “Severe” combo pack from a local retailer so I was able to compare the labels between them.
There are three things that this diabetic version claims to be free of: 1) Sugar 2) Alcohol 3) Decongestants
For #1, Sugar, I found out that the regular, non-diabetic version doesn’t have sugar either. Both versions use sucralose as a sweetener. So while it is true that the diabetic version is sugar-free, so is the regular version.
For #2, Alcohol, the regular version Nyquil’s leading inactive ingredient is alcohol, labeled as 10% of the volume. The diabetic version of Nyquil does not have alcohol at all. Dayquil for both the regular and diabetic version do not have alcohol. For all versions, there is propylene glycol as an inactive ingredient, and the research is mixed on how this affects people with diabetes; the propylene glycol is probably used as part of the formulation as a solvent.
For #3, Decongestants, the diabetic versions of Dayquil and Nyquil lack Phenylephrine HCI, which exist in the regular versions at 5 mg and 10 mg respectively. Honestly, in this small of dose, it doesn’t seem that significant. However, the diabetic version of Dayquil is free of Guaifenesin, a chest decongestant, where the regular version has 200 mg. This amount does seem significant.
It’s worth noting that the regular version of Dayquil has 325mg of Acetaminophen, while the diabetic version of Dayquil has 650mg, a significant difference likely to make up for the removal of the other active ingredients listed above. Another artificial difference is that the regular version Nyquil is green, where the diabetic version is red.
Overall, based on these differences, the diabetic version is sure to make you feel better when you’re sick, mostly because Acetaminophen is doing the heavy lifting in all versions. The lack of alcohol in the diabetic version Nyquil may reduce the value of “getting a good night’s sleep”, as alcohol is what causes drowsiness.
I’m glad to see companies come up with specific formulations for diabetics because it does help folks who have it, but for folks who don’t it’s nice to see a diversity of formulations. Sometimes when I’m sick, I’m not congested and don’t necessarily have troubles sleeping – this formulation is a healthier alternative to the regular version. But when it comes to other kinds of sickness, it’s nice to have the regular version available as well. I’m giving this the highest possible rating because not only does the label hold up to their claims, but at the time of writing this review, it is also a few dollars cheaper than the regular version.
JMC –
Overall, I like this double-pack of DayQuil and NyQuil. It is marketed to those with diabetes, but I think it should really just be branded as “sugar-free” (it uses sucralose as a sweetener instead of sugar). It goes down easy and is a great sugar-free alternative.
Authentically Opinionated –
Nice to have an alternative to the added sugar medicine. Sure, it doesn’t taste as pleasant, but it’s medicine, if you want something that tastes better then have a cookie! Good product and will definitely buy it again!
Edward –
I have always been cautious when taking over-the-counter cold medications, as I do not know how they will affect my blood sugar. I was happy to find something for colds that I felt good about taking. The taste is not the same, but it isn’t terrible. It’s a great option from a brand I trust.