400-Ct 20mg Amazon Basic Care Maximum Strength Acid Reducer Famotidine Tablets
$12.25
$19.49
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Amazon has 400-Count 20mg Amazon Basic Care Maximum Strength Acid Reducer Famotidine Tablets for $12.89 - 5% off when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $12.25. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+.
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Model: Amazon Basic Care Maximum Strength Famotidine Tablets 20 mg, Acid Reducer for Heartburn Relief, 400 Count
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I like the 10 mg version of the pill. I cut in half with a pill cutter, so 5mg. That is enough for me four or five times per week. I like to use the smallest dose that is effective for me.
I used the round ones for a while and they never helped. It wasn't until my girl got prescribed the square ones and I tried those that I got any relief.
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08-13-2022 at 08:06 PM.
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I used the round ones for a while and they never helped. It wasn't until my girl got prescribed the square ones and I tried those that I got any relief.
R U referring to the Ranitidine tablets that were removed from the market? Zantac used to be Ranitidine. Now it's Famotidine, same as Pepcid AC. Zantac 360 tablets are square.
What folks do with 400? Unless someone has persistent issues. May be in that case it is better to get prescription med? Sorry, if it sounds insensitive. I am just curious. My doctor once told me that some needs to on PPI for prolonged period.
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The only downside is I can't use FSA payment on S&S.
The only downside is I can't use FSA payment on S&S.
Could you file for FSA reimbursement?
That was on clearance I got the same one
It's a real thing, didn't believe until my wife showed me the difference
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R U referring to the Ranitidine tablets that were removed from the market? Zantac used to be Ranitidine. Now it's Famotidine, same as Pepcid AC. Zantac 360 tablets are square.