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190-Count TUMS Naturals Ultra Strength Antacid Chews (Black Cherry & Watermelon) Expired
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Amazon.com has 190-Count TUMS Naturals Ultra Strength Antacid Chews (Black Cherry & Watermelon) for $4.75 when you checkout via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders $25+.
Alternatively, Walmart.com has 190-Count TUMS Naturals Ultra Strength Antacid Chews (Black Cherry & Watermelon) for $5. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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Alternatively, Walmart.com has 190-Count TUMS Naturals Ultra Strength Antacid Chews (Black Cherry & Watermelon) for $5. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (free trial) or on orders of $35 or more.
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- Contents: 190 TUMS Naturals Ultra Strength Antacid Chews Black Cherry & Watermelon, provides fast-acting, ultra strength heartburn relief. Great tasting with no artificial flavors or dyes
- Multi-symptom relief: Tablets work quickly to relieve heartburn, sour stomach, acid indigestion and upset stomach associated with these symptoms
- Fast and powerful strength: Nothing works faster; These 1000mg antacid tablets go to work instantly by starting to neutralize acid on contact, with 33 percent more acid-fighting power per tablet than TUMS Extra Strength
- Gluten free: Chewable antacid tablets with no artificial flavors or dyes and the active ingredient calcium carbonate
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 190-Count TUMS Naturals Ultra Strength Antacid Chews (Black Cherry & Watermelon) for $5 - 5% when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $4.75. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+.
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- This offer is $8.24 lower (63.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $12.99 at the time of this posting.
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For those who keep Kosher or Halal I believe this flavor is non Kosher or Halal as it has bugs in it.
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I am on the fast relief plan as you mentioned earlier and sometimes have been advised to switch to 14-days with Prilosec when heart-burns are more.
H2 Blockers such as Famotidine (ie Pepcid) have worked wonders for me, I went the prescription route, but you build up a tolerance to them if you take them regularly for weeks, but by stopping and starting back up, or just taking them as needed when you are going to eat foods that give you bad heartburn (for me: Tomato based anything) that will give you exactly what you seek. I was prescribed 40mg tabs per meal, but this was an excessive dose by the doctor, and would lead to quick tolerance, so I split the pills before any tomato based meal, or if something gives me heartburn that I didn't expect, I pop a Tums, and a half-pill and the Tums takes me through the point when the pill starts to work.
Good luck, and the above applies to me, get your doctor's advice, and don't blindly follow that without reading up. Mine tried to push the PPI route very hard, but I said no, so he reluctantly prescribed the H2 blockers saying I'd be back in a year or less asking for the PPIs.. It's been 2 years, and the above works great for me. Oddly, there are even some scientific papers about Famotidine and Covid relief, but I would let time pass before putting any credence to that.
Agree - they taste terrible. Seriously the worst tums, generic or otherwise, I've ever had. So bad.
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However, earlier this week I was visiting a Doctor Who said he had the same issues but that his secretary had mentioned she used Heather's Tummy Fiber and it helped a lot. He started using it and he can eat whatever he wants not. I have ordered some but I have not received it yet so no comment on if it works. He was very clear that he was not s specialist in that area and that it was not a medical recommendation. More like folk medicine.
It is marketed as for irritable bowel syndrome which is not what either of us had. His secretary and he both warned me that they had thought the instructions were wrong when it suggested to start by taking 1/4 teaspoon and work your way up. They took a larger dose and suffered the consequences.
They have free shipping currently. It was 10% of earlier when I bought, no idea what it costs now. That was the same price as Amazon and the cheapest I could find. Heather's claimed to ship faster so I ordered from there. Once again, no idea if this actually works but green salsa is my favorite so I am trying it for month to see if it works.
I think you have to grind your own bugs to improve the taste. They don't come standard.
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My doctor once nonchalantly told me I should try a 42-day (3 boxes of 14-day treatment) treatment of Prilosec for longer term relief. It only seemed to last about 3-4 months of NO heartburn.
It's not cheap but also not too expensive either - buy it from Amazon - they sell the 3-box treatment
Ultimately while Tums works, it does so only temporarily and heartburn or GR is really about 3 phases - first, stop the acute heartburn, second let your esophagus heal, and third, try to refrain from heartburn-inducing things such that you won't have to be on meds. The first 2 phases are where you might use meds, just to let yourself heal.
Anyway, I typically buy the 3 pack of 14 day treatments and use that maybe twice a year.
But while we're on the subject, if you've ever heard of a product called Orange Burps [amazon.com], or Heartburn Free [amazon.com], these products are d-limonene that you take 1 capsule a day every other day for perhaps a week or 2. They are called orange burps because after you take them for awhile (on an empty stomach), you'll have citrusy burps.
I buy the supplement directly, actually this product here [amazon.com] (cheaper) and it works great. Might be worth a try for anyone here. The supplement versions like I take don't come with instructions for heartburn (no guidance at all really) so since it's about the same about of d-limonene (~1g or 1000mg) as Heartburn Free, I just follow dosing for that which says: 1 softgel a day every other day for 20 days, then as needed for occasional relief. Best if taken 30 mins before or 1 hour after meals, with water. (basically take on empty stomach)
However, earlier this week I was visiting a Doctor Who said he had the same issues but that his secretary had mentioned she used Heather's Tummy Fiber and it helped a lot. He started using it and he can eat whatever he wants not. I have ordered some but I have not received it yet so no comment on if it works. He was very clear that he was not s specialist in that area and that it was not a medical recommendation. More like folk medicine.
It is marketed as for irritable bowel syndrome which is not what either of us had. His secretary and he both warned me that they had thought the instructions were wrong when it suggested to start by taking 1/4 teaspoon and work your way up. They took a larger dose and suffered the consequences.
They have free shipping currently. It was 10% of earlier when I bought, no idea what it costs now. That was the same price as Amazon and the cheapest I could find. Heather's claimed to ship faster so I ordered from there. Once again, no idea if this actually works but green salsa is my favorite so I am trying it for month to see if it works.
I think you have to grind your own bugs to improve the taste. They don't come standard.
https://www.heatherstum
For chronic sufferers, you'll learn that the typical or cliche heartburn triggers aren't necessarily for everyone, and each person can have individual triggers almost like you'd have an allergy. For me, pasta sauce, spicy stuff = no issue, but very sugary stuff, hot coffee and heavy dairy are triggers , but you'd do well to heed some other advise like not eating within 2-3 hours of bedtime, not overeating, and trying to sleep on your left side. Those are all extremely important IMHO.
Lastly, I am a seasonal allergy sufferer and noticed that while I'm on my allergy meds in the spring (typ only a couple months) that my heartburn was better (while not being on anything else). I asked my Dr if I was crazy and he said no, that histamines (albeit different ones) are responsible for stomach acid, so it's plausible that there could be some crossover from the allergy med (an antihistamine, I use allegra) to the heartburn.
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