@@ExpatsEverywhere Depends on the brand and pill. Moment (easily found on on the counter and advertised on TV) is 200mg, Brufen has 400 and 600 mg variations (600 will usually require a prescription though not always). I also know of 800 mg variations but personally never bothered with them. There are also the generic equivalents of these branded medicinals. Some novelty medicine has "weird" amounts, wither lower than 200mg but mixed with other stuff or about 300. Never bothered with those either as they're usually costly.
Actually the one I bought from UK was 200mg, on par with moment, but it cosed 22c gor a box instead of the at least 2 € it cost the generic 200mg ibuprofene (the one I found in IT had a horrible texture which tries to stop in the throat btw, and I am a master of pill swallowing, capable of taking 2 or 3 large ones in a single time).
@@ExpatsEverywhere Angela Carson was an expat in KL n had travelled all around Malaysia. Perhaps u can collaborate with her n produce a video together on her past experiences as an expat in Malaysia. She's now and expat in Batam, Indonesia.
@@MagentaMusic Nice. Italy is a little behind on having a digital nomad visa to allow you to stay longer while keeping your online teaching job. Are you dead set on Italy or will anywhere in Europe do?
Expats have to find the right balance between meeting others expats and real Italian people. In the first the risk is to close yourself in a comfort bubble of English speakers and get out of real Italian life, culture and people.
Most beautiful city in the whole World
Thanks for the comment, Flavius77.
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Neat video thanks !
Rome is definitely one of the most interesting cities in the world. Good choice!
What a FANTASTIC vídeo!!! So so so informative! I’m moving to Rome and it was very important to hear all those informations!
Glad it was helpful, Vitoria! Keep us posted on your move.
The ibuprofen in Europe is prescription strength. Meaning the dosage is higher than one buys OTC. Therefore the cost is higher.
Any idea how many mg?
@@ExpatsEverywhere Depends on the brand and pill. Moment (easily found on on the counter and advertised on TV) is 200mg, Brufen has 400 and 600 mg variations (600 will usually require a prescription though not always). I also know of 800 mg variations but personally never bothered with them. There are also the generic equivalents of these branded medicinals.
Some novelty medicine has "weird" amounts, wither lower than 200mg but mixed with other stuff or about 300. Never bothered with those either as they're usually costly.
Actually the one I bought from UK was 200mg, on par with moment, but it cosed 22c gor a box instead of the at least 2 € it cost the generic 200mg ibuprofene (the one I found in IT had a horrible texture which tries to stop in the throat btw, and I am a master of pill swallowing, capable of taking 2 or 3 large ones in a single time).
@@den2k885 Thanks for the additional information.
Incredible Italy 🇮🇹...
Thanks for this video. Rome is beautiful.
You're welcome, Yasin. It really is beautiful. Rachel can't get enough. She loves it.
@@ExpatsEverywhere Yes, she does, loves Rome.
@@ExpatsEverywhere Wonder what Milan would be like for an expat. Have u come across any expat in Lake Como? Thanks again for d wonderful video.
@@ExpatsEverywhere Angela Carson was an expat in KL n had travelled all around Malaysia. Perhaps u can collaborate with her n produce a video together on her past experiences as an expat in Malaysia. She's now and expat in Batam, Indonesia.
@@Yasin_Affandi only George Clooney but haven’t seen him there in a few years. 😉
Are you looking at moving to Rome? If so, how soon?
I really want to live in Rome! I'm an english teacher in China. Been teaching here for over eight years. Now, I would like to live in Rome!
@@EzequielDeniz thanks for the response! You can do it! We wish you well. Keep us posted.
@@MagentaMusic Nice. Italy is a little behind on having a digital nomad visa to allow you to stay longer while keeping your online teaching job. Are you dead set on Italy or will anywhere in Europe do?
@@MagentaMusic you’re welcome 😊 Germany, Estonia, and Portugal are all solid options for working remotely in Europe.
Expats have to find the right balance between meeting others expats and real Italian people. In the first the risk is to close yourself in a comfort bubble of English speakers and get out of real Italian life, culture and people.
Agreed. Thanks for the comment.
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Germany cold in winter. Italia better.
Such a cool video idea. I’d be up for this! I’m an expat in dubai. American citizen
Thanks, Melody Ann. Email us at info@expatseverywhere.com and we can chat. - Josh & Kalie
How much did your apartment cost ? How did you find it ?
Being a teacher sucks. Show me creative jobs
Truck driver, u make twice what this teacher is. Im one , working in northen italy