Mucus Relief Sinus From LNK International?

Snowbird
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 Joined: 2007-04-22

We're Canadians who purchased a product called Mucus Relief Sinus (by LNK International) while we were in Florida.  We bought it at Wal-Mart (USA).

My husband really likes this product and we would like to purchase more of it.  How can I find out where in Canada I can purchase this product?  Wal-Mart Canada seldom carries many products that US Wal-Mart does.  I can't find a website fot LNK International in order to e-mail them and long distance phone calls are out of the question.

Snowbird


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Submitted by Snowbird on April 22, 2007 - 9:28am. login or register to post comments

phisher
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hello and welcome to the

hello and welcome to the site.

that is a good question which you asked.

i cannot find a website for them but do know that they are a subsidiary of a Dublin based company so maybe you could contact that company.

the only way which i have ever known to get ahold of them was via phone (which i see you say is out of the question), however their number is (631)-435-3500. they are always really friendly whenever i have spoke with them in the past. hopefully, you will find a way to get ahold of them.

i think that they probably do carry that product in Canada however, i could be wrong.

whatever the case, good luck.

let me know if you cannot find any other way to get them, and if you cant then i will call them myself and ask where in Ca sells their products.

take care.

(edited to add more information)

one of my friends just brought up a good point: you could always try to reach one of the CVS, Walgreens, or Rite Aid's site and try to order them and have them sent. i am sure that this is legal since it isnt controlled meds.

all thoughts and opinions expressed are those of my own and should not be mistaken for medical advice. i am not a doctor nor a pharmacist. all medical questions should be answered by a licensed pharmacist, doctor, or primary care manager.


April 22, 2007 - 4:40pm login or register to post comments