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Post #156968893 added 08-13-2022 10:41 PM by givemeonemorechance in Deal Talk
doesn't this mess with your GI system flora..
Post #157132453 added 08-22-2022 9:07 AM by Dr. J in Deal Talk
Intermittent as in......?
Post #157114486 added 08-21-2022 9:54 AM by xmonger in Deal Talk
The money I used to spend on PPIs and other drugs like this was insane. Go keto and Intermittent Fasting and fix your digestive issues. It's amazing how you can feel when you heal your body and...
Post #157308880 added 08-30-2022 9:23 PM by BocaDogJr in Deal Talk
What do you mean, “we can get back to sleep”? Ever hear of a doggy bed?
Post #157004980 added 08-15-2022 5:44 PM by aegrotatio in Deal Talk
These used to be prescribed prophylactically, i.e., to prevent heartburn. Now you can just buy it yourself for the same purpose.
Post #157005100 added 08-15-2022 5:49 PM by SDRebel in Deal Talk
Actually, if you read the details, PPIs are not approved/recommended for prolonged use, but nobody tells you. A ton of gastroenterologists simply prescribe it and don't bother to ask questions or...
Post #156961846 added 08-13-2022 2:00 PM by SimMike777 in Deal Talk
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.
Post #156961189 added 08-13-2022 1:20 PM by OliveFang2422 in Deal Talk
Just looked this up, I purchased these for $3.19 for 200 pills via Amazon fresh in march 2022. They increased in price significantly :(
Post #156964693 added 08-13-2022 5:24 PM by dflores88 in Deal Talk
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_flush_reaction
Post #156986935 added 08-14-2022 8:48 PM by dchao26 in Deal Talk
She may want to consider dietary elimination diets such as 2, 4, and 6-food elimination diets to keep her eosinophilic esophagitis under control if she wants to potentially avoid being on medications...
Post #156969343 added 08-13-2022 11:46 PM by cyberian73 in Deal Talk
Yep I need this for all the worrying I have about how I'm going to pay for all this sd stuff...
Post #156969025 added 08-13-2022 10:55 PM by YamahaRick in Deal Talk
400 is more than a six month supply for me. And is priced 30% lower than the 200 count I've ordered in the past. Thanks OP!
Post #156975283 added 08-14-2022 10:17 AM by CoralEducation836 in Deal Talk
There are all sorts of GI conditions that utilize this medication long-term. My teenage daughter has Eosinophilic Esophagitis and takes it in the morning and at night, likely for life.
Post #156984958 added 08-14-2022 7:01 PM by sr2002 in Deal Talk
PPIs are more effective but have worse long term side effects. Some people also dont have severe enough issues to go on a daily PPI and can take Famotidine as needed or right before eating things...
Post #156986776 added 08-14-2022 8:37 PM by dchao26 in Deal Talk
The only risk of long term PPI therapy shown in the updated medical literature at this time is intestinal infection. Concerns about kidney injury, dementia, malnutrition, osteoporosis, and other...
Post #156973705 added 08-14-2022 8:49 AM by bobsassafrass2 in Deal Talk
The stronger the medication the higher the risk of side effects, these are longer safe term than a PPI (proton pump inhibitor like Prilosec). Because it’s over the counter most insurance outside of...
Post #156977215 added 08-14-2022 12:02 PM by mma123 in Deal Talk
I am so sorry. :heart:
Post #156993019 added 08-15-2022 7:51 AM by coursesix in Deal Talk
Probably not significantly. H2 blockers such as famotidine suffer from tachyphylaxis -- ie, they become less effective when used on a regular basis. If you are needing to take an H2 blocker on a...
Post #157082050 added 08-19-2022 11:42 AM by DeejayMesh in Deal Talk
Yes they do. Alongside a otc daily allergy med, helped alot.
Post #156960745 added 08-13-2022 12:55 PM by sdtdl in Deal Talk
Perfect for my Asian glow
Post #156969058 added 08-13-2022 10:57 PM by kscottp in Deal Talk
These help with COVID/long COVID
Post #156969094 added 08-13-2022 11:00 PM by sdtacos250 in Deal Talk
What’s COVID?
Post #156969274 added 08-13-2022 11:35 PM by Gigi2020mn in Deal Talk
Now that you mention it, I believe I bought these for a $1.22 from Amazon fresh around the same time.
Post #156972661 added 08-14-2022 7:45 AM by zizaozi in Deal Talk
I always use credit cards to buy and ask FSA/HSA to reimburse me. Why not getting some free credit card points / cash back?
Post #156977614 added 08-14-2022 12:27 PM by MellowHerring9363 in Deal Talk
What does this do?
Post #156994945 added 08-15-2022 9:31 AM by geocathcart in Deal Talk
If you experience "Asian Glow" be sure to read this article from Stanford University Medicine....
Post #157094608 added 08-20-2022 5:53 AM by SeriousHorn337 in Deal Talk
This is a good deal for me. I'm prescribed by a doctor to take 20mg in the morning and in the pm. It works for me for my heart burn, otherwise I get heart burn when I miss a dose. My insurance is...
Post #156962779 added 08-13-2022 3:05 PM by dflores88 in Deal Talk
It’s a real thing, didn’t believe until my wife showed me the difference
details?
Post #156970339 added 08-14-2022 3:57 AM by replyguy in Deal Talk
My vet has me give these to my dog when he gets "grumbly tummy". 30 lb dog = 10 mg. They work almost immediatly so we can get back to sleep. Problem is getting them down him.
Post #157005016 added 08-15-2022 5:46 PM by SDRebel in Deal Talk
I've taken 20mg and still wasn't effective for me :(
Post #157083796 added 08-19-2022 1:05 PM by SpinControl in Deal Talk
I got mine. Exp: 01/2024 #1/day = 400 days, so these will be fine. In truth, even expired, they'll retain 80% potency. Likewise, unlike ranitidine, expired famotidine has not been associated...
Post #157111054 added 08-21-2022 6:20 AM by NMjack12 in Deal Talk
This is true - i was given a prescription for famotidine from my doctor. If i fill the prescription with my insurance, it's $10 a month co-pay. Buying this OTC is $10 for more than 6 months.
Post #156933484 added 08-12-2022 7:44 AM by Navy-Wife in Deal Talk
Amazon has 400-Count 20mg Amazon Basic Care Maximum Strength Acid Reducer Famotidine Tablets for $12.89 - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $12.25. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on...
Post #157080355 added 08-12-2022 7:44 AM by megakimcheelove in Deal Talk
Update: This popular deal is still available 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 &...
Post #156962038 added 08-13-2022 2:15 PM by velocirapt0r in Deal Talk
That was on clearance I got the same one
Post #156967018 added 08-13-2022 7:58 PM by captmeach7 in Deal Talk
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.
Post #156967135 added 08-13-2022 8:06 PM by uthorns1976 in Deal Talk
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.
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