HealthA2Z
HealthA2Z Mucus Relief DM Cough Suppressant And Expectorant Uncoated Tablets For Chest Congestion Relief 200 Count
HealthA2Z Mucus Relief DM Cough Suppressant And Expectorant Uncoated Tablets For Chest Congestion Relief 200 Count
Couldn't load pickup availability
Product features
Product features
Materials and care
Materials and care
Active Ingredients (per tablet): Dextromethorphan HBr 20 mg (Cough Suppressant), Guaifenesin 400 mg (Expectorant). Inactive Ingredients: Carbomer Homopolymer, Magnesium Stearate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Sodium Starch Glycolate.
Share
- Directly Sourced From USA
- Premium Quality & Authenticity
- 7 Day Easy Return

Product Description
Explore our range of HealthA2Z products — from moisturizers to cleansers, all directly sourced from the USA with authenticity guarantee. Shop more skin care at Rudra Retails.
FAQ
Q1. What is Mucus Relief DM used for?
Ans: Mucus Relief DM is an over-the-counter medication used to temporarily relieve chest congestion and control coughing. It contains an expectorant to thin and loosen phlegm, alongside a cough suppressant to reduce the intensity and frequency of coughing fits.
Q2. How many Mucus Relief DM pills can I take?
Ans: Adults and children twelve years and older can take one tablet every four hours with a full glass of water. Do not exceed the maximum daily dosage of six tablets within a twenty-four hour period.
Q3. Does Mucus Relief DM make you sleep?
Ans: While the active ingredients are not intended to cause drowsiness, individual responses may vary. The medication controls your urge to cough, which naturally helps your body rest more comfortably.
Q4. Is this HealthA2Z Mucus Relief DM available in India authentic?
Ans: Yes, it is entirely authentic. Rudra Retails directly sources and imports HealthA2Z products from the USA, ensuring Indian consumers receive genuine, high-quality international healthcare formulations.
Q5. When should I stop taking this medication and consult a doctor?
Ans: You should stop use and consult a healthcare professional if your cough lasts for more than seven days, returns after clearing up, or is accompanied by a persistent fever, rash, or headache.