why is the PS formula so much more expensive than the N formula
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The PS is 2X as strong as the N formula. Thus, as you add tablets to your daily dosage, you have to take less tabs. The PS makes it not only more convenent, but less fillling should an individual need a higher dose to achieve results; and then adjusting downward to the least amount while still achieving the results that you need.
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PS formula is double strength of N formula.. requires half as many tablets to achieve desired effect.... My naturapathic physician prescribed this for me... and it really works!
1538716
The PS formula is "Professional Strength." The directions say to take 3 tablets twice a day, just the same as the N. I'm guessing PS does not mean you take less based on what the directions say.
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it is a different formula and more potent, i believe.....but i have stopped taking Wobenzym completely since i found out it is not vegetarian.....it got sold toanother corporation, i believe......
1065684
The Reference Series is a level above these. And they cost considerably more.
1138953
This PS comes from sunflowers and can be found on their site: http://www.jarrow.com/product/258/PS_100
1944204
Casio is much more intuitive Find Ti relatively clumsy. However many courses are wedded to Ti. Ti is a little faster but you would need to be very impatient to notice. Have a look at HP prime, lightning fast, cheaper, more powerful but not really tailored so well to education as the other two are and a steeper learning curve.
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I prefer the PS may mean Professional strength. It has more (double) bromelain (from pineapple core) which is more natural and less pancreatin which is from animal. I originally bought the PS and then I bought the N but my wife didn't like the the N as much. I prefer PS I think it might be the original formula???
1450730
Legitimate question. The description gives a better definition of the product. The title is missing the " notations
421737
I am sorry, can't answer your question, I never used the two formula together.
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Hi Jun M., you may check the difference between the two on the link given below. -Ely http://store.sony.com/gsi/webstore/WFS/SNYNA-SNYUS-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewProductCompareService-Show?CategoryID=tRYKmUBw8zEAAAFA4ZUihoTf
217620
Sorry, I've never had to use those functions. To use %, I just do .000 x what the percentage is minus the price. Sorry I that sounded sophmoric
708351
If each sheet is not as wide, they can make each sheet not as long and that way still advertise the same or greater number of "squares", which is misleading since each "square" is now smaller. It's one way to raise the price without making it so obvious.
1797415
I didn't see any model numbers on the PS itself but I'm guessing it's on the bottom and I'm not yanking it out of my system. The box has two stickers a white one that just says "Item No PS-SS660XP, Mfg Part No SS-660XP" and a black sticker that lists a ton of info including "Model SS-660XP^2 Active PFC F3 (Platinum-660)". So. . . .maybe. :)
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My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units of the BSG10X would be too heavy for me to handle alone. My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units... » Read More My only experience is with the P1X, but on paper it appears that the same exercises are supported by both machines. The dimensions listed on the data sheets suggest that the P1X is a little higher and much wider, but the width of my P1X is closer to 40" than the listed 66". The P1X has a more "modern" appearance for what that's worth. The main consideration that led me to buy the P1X was the fact that the P1X had to be assembled from multiple parts. This my seem counterintuitive, but since I needed to do all the work myself, I was concerned that the pre-assembled units of the BSG10X would be too heavy for me to handle alone. « Show Less
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Don't buy this model. It is outdated by more than 10 years. The main difference is the quantity of memory. Titanium supersede it 10 years ago and costs much less. The colors shown on the photo are not actual. Buy a Titanium for +/- $120. Titanium does everything for algebra, including inequalites, nth root, log, Ln, solves systems of several variables, matrices, integral, derivatives. It is really a dream. I had to return it and got a TI-89 Titanium. To have it clear, go to TI site.
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Yeah, pretty frustrating if you ask me....especially when you consider the Epson paper is typically more expensive. O-Max is having a sale now for Buy 1 Get 1 on HP paper but it doesn't make sense for me to buy any if it isn't going to be any better than the Kodak paper.
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No, DS are the low end, CS are mid, KS are high, and QS are the ridiculously expensive ones that I don't know what they're like. The new D series replaces the DS.
1550549
Easily. Most people don't use these calculators to their full capacity. The other model is nicer to look at and probably a tad easier to use. Both should have the same capabilities.
1451690
Yeah it is.. Even the 7000Series is cheaper than the 6000!!! What is up with that!?