Vicks DayQuil & NyQuil Severe Cold & Flu 3-Pack bundles 1 bottle of DayQuil Severe and 2 bottles of NyQuil Severe Berry, 12 fl oz each for 36 fl oz total, for adults and children 12 and over, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Vicks DayQuil & NyQuil Severe Cold & Flu: Day and Night 3-Pack
- DayQuil Severe, 12 fl oz — a non-drowsy daytime formula per the Drug Facts label
- NyQuil Severe Berry, two 12 fl oz bottles — a nighttime formula meant to be taken at bedtime
- Guaifenesin in DayQuil only — an expectorant ingredient listed on the DayQuil label
- Doxylamine succinate in NyQuil only — an antihistamine and sleep aid ingredient listed on the NyQuil label
- Acetaminophen in both formulas — included as the pain reliever and fever reducer on each label
- 36 fl oz total — three full-size 12 fl oz bottles in one bundle
How to Use
For adults and children 12 years and over: take DayQuil Severe every 4 hours as directed on the label, and take NyQuil Severe at bedtime as directed on its label, without exceeding either product's stated daily maximum. Do not take DayQuil and NyQuil at the same time or too close together, since both contain acetaminophen. Always follow the complete Drug Facts label on each bottle before use.
About Vicks
Vicks, made by Procter & Gamble, has offered DayQuil and NyQuil as a paired daytime and nighttime cold and flu system for decades. The Severe formulas are positioned as the stronger versions of each product, and this bundle reflects the pattern of needing more nighttime doses than daytime doses during a typical cold. Browse more health essentials in our Health & Household collection. Learn more at vicks.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I take DayQuil and NyQuil at the same time or close together?
No. Do not take DayQuil and NyQuil at the same time, since both contain acetaminophen. Taking them together or too close together can push you over the maximum safe amount of acetaminophen in 24 hours, which risks serious liver damage. Follow the dosing schedule printed on each bottle's label and space doses out accordingly.
Why does this bundle include 2 NyQuil bottles and only 1 DayQuil bottle?
A typical cold or flu recovery calls for more nighttime doses than daytime doses, since NyQuil is taken at bedtime and may be repeated later in the night if enough time has passed. DayQuil covers daytime symptom relief. The 2-to-1 ratio is meant to provide enough nighttime coverage across a multi-day illness.
Who should ask a doctor before using DayQuil or NyQuil Severe?
Ask a doctor first if you have liver disease, heart disease, high blood pressure, thyroid disease, diabetes, glaucoma, a chronic breathing problem, difficulty urinating, or a sodium-restricted diet. Do not use NyQuil if you take a sedative or tranquilizer without asking a doctor first, and always read the Drug Facts label on each bottle.
Is DayQuil Severe alcohol free?
Per the Drug Facts label referenced for this listing, DayQuil Severe is described as alcohol free and non-drowsy, making it intended for daytime use. NyQuil Severe is a nighttime formula, so check the individual bottle's current label for its specific formulation details, since ingredients can be updated between production runs.