Medifirst Pain Relief Tablets 125x2

I have used this for over a decade...My husband used to work for Pepsi and they kept these in their first aid kits...he gave me a pk when I was visiting him for lunch once and my migraine was gone in less than 30 min. I would very very Highly recommend this Medi-First Pain Relief to everyone...plz plz check with your doctor before taking though. Just to make sure it is safe for you to take since it contains aspirin among other ingredients

A correction to the earlier review stating these pain relief tablets "has the same ingredients as the old formula BC Powder". The old BC Powder formula did not contain acetaminophen (active ingredient in Tylenol) but Medi-First Pain Relief does. For reference, one (1) original formula BC contained 650mg aspirin, 33.3mg caffeine and 195mg salicylamide. As packaged, two (2) tablets of Medi-First Pain Relief contain 220mg acetaminophen, 324mg aspirin, 64.8mg caffeine, and 304mg salicylamide. Not a bad approximation of the old BC, but packs an extra wallop of caffeine and salicylamide. The salicylamide, by the way, is what the manufacturer of BC removed from the new formula and is the "magic" ingredient that delivered the knockout punch to those stubborn headaches and whatnot.

These Medi-First Pain Relief tablets do work wonderfully, though. It would be nice if they were a straight aspirin vs. aspirin + acetaminophen formula, but alas, you can''t have it all. 5 stars for being close enough and delivering that knockout blow the new BC Powders just can't manage anymore.

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If you're looking for a replacement for the old formula BC Powder, try Pain Relief.

I started using Pain Relief because is has the same ingredients as the old formula BC Powder. I prefer the powder, but this does just as well as the old BC. The new formula BC is nothing more than aspirin and caffeine and doesn't work anywhere close to the old formula.

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