What is the difference with the product with MSN other than the obvious. Is one better than the other?
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MSM- MethylsulfonylmethaneAdded sulfur for joints. Our vet recommended this in addition to the Dasuquin.
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MSN is thought to add pain relieving benefits. There are no definitive scientific studies to prove it works for all the claims it makes. I am trying it to see if my Lab does better on the Dasuquin with it than without.
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keeps our ancient boy up and running fluidly. We also use Springtime's Fresh Factors and Joint Health for the others but he seems to do better on this.
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MSM- Methylsulfonylmethane Added sulfur for joints. Our vet recommended this in addition to the Dasuquin.
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My vet says it helps increase absorbency and the avocado/soybean are positive additions. We have used it for 6 months for two Goldendoodles aged 8 and 1/2 and 7 and 1/2 and both have improved mobility!
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I was most interested in bluetooth.... SO I purchased the 285 W/WT, what is the cost of the MSN Direct. How do buyers like the traffic information? Don't you think another provider will step in when MSN Direct stops???
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ok so which one is better? this states that this is the real deal as opposed to generic counterparts?
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Looking at the MSDS sheets on these two products, the difference doesn't look like much per the description. They do the same things pretty much. However their chemical make up is different. There are 3 more ingredients to the 08881.
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They are the same to me. I have used both and am satisfied with both products.
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The only difference is like you said. It's newer. They all provide the amount of online time as displayed. You should have no problems what so ever.
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The MS-500 is better than the MS-600, but was discontinued years ago. As to why a reputable merchant would advertise one product intending to ship another ...
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If you open the ingredient image on the Amazon details page for the product, it does not show any MSN. (Good caution on your part.) Looking at the ingredient label shown in the images on the Ancestry.com ad for this product, it does not appear there is any MSN. As for expiration dates, I would not have any information about that, but I would think the expiration dates would all be the same for each batch manufactured and bottled - so most likely anything purchased at the same time would have the same dates - but that is just a guess on my part. We sure got a lot of help in our painful joints from this product.
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Hello,I remember choosing between the two as well. What I found out is it was the same (tray load). Its lower price is due to the fact that it doesn't come with the Multimedia Suite, which I didn't want anyway.
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I have both, as far as I can tell there is no difference. They both work the same. Buy whichever cost less. I think it's more of a style thing...
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Fortunately I have access to both and did a pretty thorough review of them on my blog site at http://www.blendblog.net/Default.aspx?tabid=36&EntryID;=64. Hope this helps, I like both devices but they are different and which one to get really depends on what you are looking for which I breakdown in my review.Sean
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Yes I believe it has more product features but not sure exactly what - probably minor however. Sorry can't be more specific.
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I bought the cheaper one and found no difference I guess it is the markup the person wants and see where it is shipping from some of the cheaper ones comes outside of the USA.
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I've used both and they both work great. I can't really tell the difference between them.
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Melissa-I'm not totally sure the difference, but was packaged very nicely and brand new. I hope this helps
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Each model is different, and there are multiple traffic services. The ClearChannel traffic service that comes with this model by default (with the integrated FM receiver) is $60 for a *LIFETIME UPGRADE* according to this page on the Garmin website. https://shop.garmin.com/fmtraffic/select_service_plan.asp?L=EN&CR=1&PR=1 Just keep in mind that you may want to consider the 265WT which sells for about $250, or perhaps just hold out a little longer for the 765T to drop in price, if the traffic feature is a deal-breaker for you. Note that there are many trade-offs between the entry level (200 series) and mid-range (700 series) models that I listed above. Then again, you may just want to buy this and add traffic, but keep all this in mind. ***************************** There is another option for this unit. The MSN service, which has their own traffic, is a little more expensive but actually includes more for the money (such as gas prices, weather, movie times, news, etc). You get the first year free when you buy the optional receiver. Then you can choose to pay by year or pay once for lifetime service (about twice as much as the ClearChannel Traffic service). Garmin GDB 50 MSN Direct Receiver http://www.amazon.com/Garmin-Direct-Replacement-Receiver-StreetPilot/dp/B000MFINWA/ With the purchase of a separate Garmin GDB50 receiver, you'll get a full 12 months of free service from MSN Direct. Free Trial 12 months Annual Payment Plan $49.95/yr One-Time Payment Plan $129.95 Here was the link where I got the info on the second plan option from the MSN service. http://www.msndirect.com/devices.aspx?DeviceDetailsfromServices=Garmin Note this special offer (which would add 6 months to the initial year that is included). " Limited time offer Extend your service within the first 30 days from free trial activation and get an additional 6 months of MSN Direct for only $19.95 (20% savings off the annual price)." http://www.msndirect.com/pricing.aspx
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No matter which unit offers the MSN.contact traffic option (which is what these higher end priced units offer). You will not be assured that you can use it in your area if it is not a MSN.contact coverage area. I just found this out with a Garmin 680. I live north of San Francisco in the Sonoma-Napa valley. Very populated area. Lots of tourist, travelers though here---but, MSN.contact is not available in this area, and will not be in the forseable future either. Check with Garmin or MSN.contact directly. Don't trust that you will have it just because the brochure or statistics for Garmin units tell you it comes with the unit. I have returned my Garmin Nuvi 680 due to this, and other reasons as well. No matter which unit offers the MSN.contact traffic option (which is what these higher end priced units offer). You will not be assured that you can use it in your area if it is not a MSN.contact coverage area. I just found this out with a Garmin 680. I live north of San Francisco in the Sonoma-Napa valley. Very populated area. Lots of tourist, travelers though here---but, MSN.contact is not available in this area, and will not be in the forseable future either. Check with Garmin or MSN.contact directly. Don't trust that you will have it just because the brochure or statistics for Garmin... » Read More No matter which unit offers the MSN.contact traffic option (which is what these higher end priced units offer). You will not be assured that you can use it in your area if it is not a MSN.contact coverage area. I just found this out with a Garmin 680. I live north of San Francisco in the Sonoma-Napa valley. Very populated area. Lots of tourist, travelers though here---but, MSN.contact is not available in this area, and will not be in the forseable future either. Check with Garmin or MSN.contact directly. Don't trust that you will have it just because the brochure or statistics for Garmin units tell you it comes with the unit. I have returned my Garmin Nuvi 680 due to this, and other reasons as well. « Show Less