MUCINEX® FAST-MAX® Adult Liquid - Nighttime Cold & Flu (Discontinued)

Product

UPC	Size	Country of Sale
3-63824-19052-5	4 fluid ounces plastic bottle	USA
3-63824-50066-9	6 fluid ounces plastic bottle	USA
3-63824-52622-5	6 fluid ounces plastic bottle	USA
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3-63824-96743-1	9 fluid ounces plastic bottle	USA

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Ingredient Information

Ingredient	Function
Purified Water	DiluentAdjusts the concentration of ingredients in a product to deliver target benefits.
Propylene Glycol	SolventSolubilizes or dissolves at least one other substance to form a solution.
Glycerin	HumectantRetains moisture.
Sorbitol	HumectantRetains moisture.
Acetaminophen	AnalgesicThe active in a drug product used to relieve pain.
Flavors	FlavorChanges the taste of a product to make it pallatable.
Sucralose	SweetenerImproves or sweetens the taste of a product.
Sodium Benzoate	PreservativePreserves products from bacterial spoilage during transit and storage.
Propyl Gallate	AntioxidantA substance added to a product to prevent or delay its deterioration by the oxygen in air.
Anhydrous Citric Acid	pH AdjusterControls the pH level of a product to ensure stability and maximize performance.
Diphenhydramine HCl	AntihistamineThe active in a drug product used in the treatment of allergies.
Xanthan Gum	ThickenerEnhances the structure of a product.
Phenylephrine HCl	Nasal DecongestantThe active in a drug product used to treat relieve nasal congestion.
Edetate Disodium	AntioxidantA substance added to a product to prevent or delay its deterioration by the oxygen in air.
Trisodium Citrate Dihydrate	pH AdjusterControls the pH level of a product to ensure stability and maximize performance.
FD&C Blue No. 1	ColorantChanges the color of a product (includes dyes and pigments).
FD&C Red No. 40	ColorantChanges the color of a product (includes dyes and pigments).

The list above contains the product ingredients listed in descending weight percent. The ingredient names use the INCI (or equivalent) nomenclature system. Click here for more information on the nomenclature system.