UPC 096619363889

Relieves chest congestion - Kirkland Signature Mucus Relief Chest Expectorant (Guaifenesin 400 mg), 200-Count...

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Brand	Kirkland Signature Costco
Manufacturer	Costco Wholesale Corporation
UPC	096619363889
EAN	0096619363889
Country	U.S. and Canada
Category	Health & Personal Care > Health Care > Cough & Cold > Cold & Flu Relief
Last Scan	Nov 16 2024 at 5:35 AM
GS1 Name	Costco Companies Inc.
GS1 Address	999 Lake Drive Issaquah US
Description	No description for 096619363889
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Kirkland Signature Mucus Relief Chest Expectorant Immediate-Release Tablets, 400 Ct (Pack of 2)

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Mucus Relief- Chest 400mg (Guaifenesin) 200 Immediate-Release Tablets

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Kirkland Signature Mucus Relief Chest Expectorant (Guaifenesin 400 mg), 200-Count Immediate-Release Tablets (2 pack)

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