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Features:
- Effective Heartburn Relief: Contains 20 mg omeprazole, an acid reducer that helps treat frequent heartburn; comparable to Prilosec OTC
- Orally Disintegrating Tablets: Melts in your mouth with no water needed; strawberry flavored; can also be swallowed whole with water
- Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI): Omeprazole is the #1 physician-recommended type of OTC acid reducer
- 24-Hour Acid Control: One tablet daily blocks stomach acid for a full 24 hours by targeting acid-producing proton pumps
- 14-Day Treatment Course: Taken once a day for up to 14 days for effective heartburn control
- For Frequent Heartburn: May take 1ā4 days for full effect; not intended for immediate relief
- Additional Option: GoodSense Esomeprazole available for frequent heartburn, including GLP-1ārelated symptoms (use as directed)
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Even with no insurance, a 90 day supply from the pharmacy is about the same cost as buying a 14 day supply over the counter.
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Even with no insurance, a 90 day supply from the pharmacy is about the same cost as buying a 14 day supply over the counter.
Would love some more info.
Link to a cheap provider you've used.
Price of the visit (what is "cheap"?)
Qty and Price of the Rx. So we can calculate price per pill?
Are you getting 20 or 40mg dosage?
What price are you claiming is a 14-day supply over the counter for your comparison?
My insurance price per pill with a 90-day supply using an Rx is higher than eBay, Costco, etc (even when on sale).
For example: My last purchase was 600 X 20mg Omeprazole caps for $40.49. From here:
https://lifesciencespha
There was a sale which I got like $7 off. Current price is $47.84.
No Rx needed. No insurance.
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Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) are generally safe but can cause common short-term issues like headaches, diarrhea, gas, abdominal pain, and nausea, while long-term use raises concerns for increased risk of infections (like pneumonia, C. diff), low magnesium/B12, fractures (hip, wrist, spine), and potential kidney/heart issues, though some links are debated; always use the lowest effective dose for the shortest time and consult your doctor about concerns.
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Would love some more info.
Link to a cheap provider you've used.
Price of the visit (what is "cheap"?)
Qty and Price of the Rx. So we can calculate price per pill?
Are you getting 20 or 40mg dosage?
What price are you claiming is a 14-day supply over the counter for your comparison?
My insurance price per pill with a 90-day supply using an Rx is higher than eBay, Costco, etc (even when on sale).
For example: My last purchase was 600 X 20mg Omeprazole caps for $40.49. From here:
https://lifesciencespha
There was a sale which I got like $7 off. Current price is $47.84.
No Rx needed. No insurance.
Bottom line though, if you're self-medicating with these for months at a time, should probably be under the care of a doctor for it.
As to concerns regarding the safety profile of omperazole - I strongly disagree. Incredibly well tolerated, in fact I can confidently say I've never had a patient bri g them up to me at an appt. I would agree though regarding limited duration - the goal is to take this for roughly 2 months at a time to suppress acid synthesis and allow your stomach and esophageal mucosa to heal over, at which point diet changes weight loss and pepcid can take over. Cycling multiple times is safer than having uncontrolled GERD symptoms which cause esophageal and gastric cancers, ulcers, and a substantial amount of all GI bleeds.
Stay away from these, I accidentally bought this kind one time and had to throw them out. Not worth saving a few bucks for these.
i uses these a few times a week if it feels like my stomach is going to keep me up.
i've tried all the ppi otc meds, and they seem to benefit me just the same
so i swallow whatever is cheap. i try to avoid using by simply eating earlier in the day.
my blood work came back slightly magnesium deficient, which is common at my age,
so i take a magnesium glycinate supplement daily.
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I am already a member at, and can use GoodRx. Not even close to the price I can already get, from any of their listed pharmacy options, regardless of insurance discounts- or no ins.
I am not paying for their Gold membership. Not enough savings or rewards vs cost.
My insurance charges me $26.71 for 90 pills, for reference. So yes, I can pay less than that without insurance there, but not beating 600 caps for $47, from anywhere I can find.
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