From the Manufacturer

When mucus builds up in your chest, congestion can get in the way of your day. Mucinex extended-release bi-layer tablets fight bothersome chest congestion for 12 hours so you can focus on your life and forget about congestion.

Fast-Acting, Long-Lasting Relief

Mucinex extended-release tablets break up the mucus that causes chest congestion, providing you with fast-acting and long-lasting relief. With 12 hours of relief from chest congestion, you can make it through a workday without congestion getting in your way.

Get 12 Hours of Relief

Only Mucinex has an extended release bi-layer tablet to deliver congestion relief. The first layer is absorbed quickly by your body for fast-acting relief. The other layer dissolves slowly to continue relieving your chest congestion for 12 hours.

Mucinex: #1 with Doctors, Pharmacists, and Consumers

You're too busy with family, home, and work to let sickness slow you down. You need a brand you can trust to get the job done. That's why there's Mucinex. Mucinex is the #1 doctor recommended¹, #1 pharmacist recommended^{2 3} and #1 most popular⁴ OTC expectorant brand. Mucinex products all have the dependable, mucus-busting power to show Mr. Mucus the way out of your system so you can keep up with life.

What's in the Box

One box of Mucinex extended-release bi-layer tablets (100 tablets per box).

Mucinex

Relieves these Symptoms:

• Relieves chest congestion
• Thins and breaks up mucus to make coughs more productive

Use as directed.

Mucinex Has Products for All of Your Worst Symptoms

¹ Mucinex is the #1 doctor-recommended OTC expectorant among internists, general practitioners, and family practitioners. IMS Health, NDTI (National Disease Therapeutic Index), MAT 52 Weeks Ending March 2012.
² OTC Expectorants: 2012 Survey of Pharmacist Recommendations: Pharmacy Times, June 2012.
³ Among Adult Expectorants and Adult Multisymptom Cold or Flu products. Pharmacy Today Annual Over-the-Counter Survey, February 2012.
⁴ Based on Symphony IRI unit sales data for the 52-week period ending November 25, 2012.