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120-Count Rolaids Antacid, Calcium & Magnesium Tablets (Mint) Expired
$2
$5.99
+ Free Curbside Pickup
Walgreens has 120-Count Rolaids Antacid, Calcium & Magnesium Tablets (Mint) on sale for $1.99 when you 'clip' the corresponding coupons on the product page and follow the deal instructions below. Select free curbside pickup where available.
Thanks to community member MauiCat for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
Thanks to community member MauiCat for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Log into or Register for myWalgreens Account (free to join)
- Add 120-Count Rolaids Antacid, Calcium & Magnesium Tablets (Mint) to cart for free store pickup
- 'Clip' the $2 off manufacturer coupon on the product page (either one)
- 'Clip' the $2 off my Walgreens final price coupon on the product page
- The total in your cart will be $1.99 + Free Curbside Pickup
- Note, a bag fee may be charged depending on region
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Walgreens has 120-Count Rolaids Extra Strength Tablets (Mint) [walgreens.com] for $1.99 after you sign in and clip the $2.00 manufacturer coupon and the $2.00 off my Walgreens final price coupon on the product page.
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More significant or frequent heartburn - OTC omeprazole (Prilosec) 20mg (1 capsule) taken 30 minutes before breakfast, on a daily (not as needed basis).
Rationale for taking prior to eating is that PPI is first absorbed into blood stream (packaged as an enteric coated pro drug) then localizes to the acid secreting cells (secretory canaliculi of parietal cells, where it is protonated and trapped). Eating stimulates gastric acid secretion (food buffers acid, vagal inputs from act of eating and fundic distension), at which point the PPI irreversibly binds to the pump.
If you are male and have chronic (>5 yrs) or frequent (> weekly) heartburn, and at least 2 of the following, you should have a one time upper endoscopy to check for precancerous changes of esophagus (Barretts): age >50, caucasian, central obesity, tobacco use, family history of Barretts or esophageal cancer.
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Order Summary
Items:$5.99
Promos & Coupons:-$2.20
Pickup:FREE
Sales Tax:$0.00
Manufacturer Coupons:-$2.00
Order Total:$1.79
Order Summary
Items:$5.99
Promos & Coupons:-$2.20
Pickup:FREE
Sales Tax:$0.00
Manufacturer Coupons:-$2.00
Order Total:$179
$179? That escalated quickly! 🤣
Street price. Maybe this will be the next household product that will be hard to find due to COVID. 😆
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More significant or frequent heartburn - OTC omeprazole (Prilosec) 20mg (1 capsule) taken 30 minutes before breakfast, on a daily (not as needed basis).
Rationale for taking prior to eating is that PPI is first absorbed into blood stream (packaged as an enteric coated pro drug) then localizes to the acid secreting cells (secretory canaliculi of parietal cells, where it is protonated and trapped). Eating stimulates gastric acid secretion (food buffers acid, vagal inputs from act of eating and fundic distension), at which point the PPI irreversibly binds to the pump.
If you are male and have chronic (>5 yrs) or frequent (> weekly) heartburn, and at least 2 of the following, you should have a one time upper endoscopy to check for precancerous changes of esophagus (Barretts): age >50, caucasian, central obesity, tobacco use, family history of Barretts or esophageal cancer.
Also I would never take a PPI, prilosec OTC ruined my life.