Humibid Plus: Menley & James 400 mg guaifenesin/60 mg pseudoephedrine expectorant/decongestant to ship nationwide, the Memphis, Tenn.-based company says. A 200 mg guaifenesin/30 mg pseudoephedrine version launched last year to seven West Coast states ("The Tan Sheet" March 25, 1996, p. 7); Humibid Plus will replace that version. The product will be available in blister-packed 12- or 24-caplet versions. National radio ads are slated for the product, which should be on shelves by September, the company says...
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