It is wonderful for clearing up chest congestion in colds. Mucinex is NOT the answer. Isn't there some where to obtain Guaifenex? Or maybe Entex? I can't believe that a good medication like Guaifenex is no longer available. ## Hello, Robbia! How are you? Products containing Pseudoephedrine are now kept behind the pharmacy counter. You don't need a prescription to buy them, but you will have to sign for your purchase and show valid ID. Is there anything else I can help with?

guaifenex pse 600/120 tb saeth was taken off the market because, as I was told, drug companies no longer want to pay for this prescription. So, who still sells it. ## If insurance companies are no longer willing to pay for this perscription, does their power include taking this drug off of the market. What if the patient is willing to cover the cost of the perscription and bypass using insurance. And the drug stores are unwilling to obtain the drug, is this a case where insurance is creating problems for patients getting their perscribed drug? Since this is a prescription used for many different problems, how can the insurance companies have the power to just make it vanish. ## To update this for anyone looking for products like this, the problem ingredient is the Pseudoephedrine that...

white, oval tablet scored in middle, ETHEX on one side, 208 on other side ## This is a cold remedy that's available by prescription and over the counter, it contains 600mgs of Guaifenesin and 120mgs of Pseudoephedrine. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, nervousness and dry mouth. You can learn more Guaifenesin details here and you can learn more Pseudoephedrine details here. Are there any questions or comments? Is there anything I can help with?

sustained release with no yellow dyes ## This would be 600mgs of Guaifenesin with 60mgs of Pseudoephedrine, commonly used to treat cold symptoms. Are you looking for this product? From what I am finding, there are some prescription options available that are completely dye free, but they are not a combination tablet.

OBLONG BLUE PILL ## The pill which you are describing is called Guaifenex PSE 60; a combination of Guaifenesin (600 mg) + Pseudoephedrine hydrochloride (60 mg), which is used in the treatment of coughing, but the drug has numerous other uses, including medical, veterinary, and personal. More details about this medication are available at: Do you have any other questions or information to add? Please post back if you do...

oval,white,ETHEX,208 ## This is an decongestant, used to treat colds. ## I was prescribed this pill along with Nasonex to help symptoms of congestion and sinus pressure with a heavy cold. My doctor told me it contains 'prescription strength Sudafed' (I assume that means it contains Pseudoephedrine HCl, but I don't know how much), plus an expectorant, that it should be safe to take while nursing but it may reduce milk supply temporarily - supplies should return normal after stopping the pills. I took one, and it did help the congestion, but no more than regular Sudafed (most Sudafed formulations contain 30mg Pseudoephedrine HCl).