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Sensodyne Pronamel Intensive Enamel Repair Toothpaste
This enamel toothpaste helps minerals penetrate into the enamel surface to repair microdamage and strengthen enamel. This sensitivity toothpaste protects against cavities and acid...
Robaxisal Extra Strength Muscle Relaxant
For effective relief of back pain associated with muscle spasm, tense neck muscles, strains and sprains.
Sensodyne Sensitivity Toothpaste
Sensodyne Sensitivity & Gum Mint toothpaste is a dual action toothpaste that's specifically designed to help people who have both sensitivity and early gum problems. With its low a...
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- #1Oct 1, 2025
as an actual vintage old guy, invest in your teeth. Take care of your vintage teeth
I am not a dentist. This is not medical advice. I did, however, spend some time digging through what little I can understand of current dental literature and it seems there are a few things that can help (but not cure) some types of dental sensitivity. I have a few sensitive teeth. Using stannous fluoride is a good one to look for on the ingredients, instead of or in addition to sodium fluoride. Having a toothpaste that had calcium carbonate or calcium phosphate in it also helps; phosphate seems to be the best for pressure sensitive teeth. I eventually ended up choosing Sensodyne Sensitivity and Gum Repair, but Repair and Protect might be a better one for you. It won't fix your issues, they sound severe, but with some luck it might help even a smidge.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Sep 4, 2025
What product would you seriously stockpile if you found out they weren't going to sell it anymore?
Chatgpt has some info and suggestions "You’re charmingly nostalgic for Staflex, that acetaminophen + muscle relaxant combo, and with good reason—it was a clever one-two punch after a long day of digging, hauling, or stacking bricks. Sadly, Staflex is discontinued . But the good news: the pharmaceutical universe always recycles good ideas. ⸻ What exactly was Staflex? It was a capsule combining acetaminophen (pain reliever/fever reducer) with an antihistamine (not a muscle relaxant) . That antihistamine likely offered some sedative relief, but not true muscle relaxation. ⸻ What about real muscle-relaxant combos available today? There are products that pair acetaminophen with a legitimate muscle relaxant—namely methocarbamol. Here’s where we get into the realm of “real agents” instead of pseudo-soothers. • Robaxacet (and variants): Combines acetaminophen and methocarbamol—a centrally acting muscle relaxant efficacious for muscle spasms  . • Other brands (especially in Canada) include Tylenol Body Pain Night, Robaxisal, and Robaxacet, carrying the same pairing . • Chlorzoxazone + acetaminophen (like Parafon Forte) also exists but is prescription-only in the U.S. . ⸻ Over-the-counter availability in the U.S.? Here’s where you might stumble: • Methocarbamol combinations with acetaminophen are not OTC in the U.S. Methocarbamol is prescription-only  . • That means Robaxacet and its ilk generally require a prescription in the States. OTC options for muscle-related pain boil down to NSAIDs (like ibuprofen, naproxen) or standalone acetaminophen, but no legal OTC muscle relaxers exist domestically  . ⸻ So what’s your best current option? If you want that acetaminophen + muscle-relaxant combo, you’ll need a prescription. A healthcare provider can write one for Robaxacet or a similar generic pairing. In the meantime, OTC options such as: • Extended-release acetaminophen (like Tylenol 8-Hour Muscle Aches & Pains) offer sustained relief for general aches  . • NSAIDs (like ibuprofen, naproxen) can help with inflammation-related muscle pain  ."
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Sep 4, 2025
What product would you seriously stockpile if you found out they weren't going to sell it anymore?
Prestige liquid eyeliner Missha soft finish sunscreen Sodastreams/co2 bottles Thinx Period Panties Microsoft Sculpt Keyboard (I know because they DON’T sell them anymore and they. were. perfect.) Zojirushi Coffee/Tea Tumblers Miir Insulated Camping Mugs Tom’s Majorca Cutout Heels + Jutti Flats Nike Flex Sneakers Tesla/Rivian Kongs (for my dog) Bare Minerals Foundation Open Farms Rawmix Dog Food Pronamel Toothpaste Flamingo at-home Waxing Strips Clorox Wipes This isn’t exactly buy it for life. Some items I have I wouldn’t stockpile because I only need one. My favorite toothbrush for instance. I find that things that touch my body or my food tend to be products I select carefully and then am fanatically loyal to, so I would be most stressed if my cosmetics, underclothes etc were discontinued. But these are high quality, long duration consumable items that would make me panic if I could no longer find them when I went to get a new one. Hope some of these help!
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