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Most Liked Positive Review Improved Packaging!! I've got GERD (Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease) and as such, if I don't take an acid reducer, I'm in a world of hurt. When Prilosec first went OTC, it meant I was ...Read complete review I've got GERD (Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease) and as such, if I don't take an acid reducer, I'm in a world of hurt. When Prilosec first went OTC, it meant I was actually paying *more* for the medication than with insurance, so naturally I tended to go for the generic when available. Unfortunately, neither the brand-name nor the generic was in user-friendly packaging - it was impossible to get the pills out of the blister-pack without either gouging my fingers, or resorting to scissors. VS Most Liked Negative Review Had a severe reaction to this product. I took this product and all went well the first two days. This was the first time I'd tried it. The third evening within half an hour of taking it or less I began ...Read complete review I took this product and all went well the first two days. This was the first time I'd tried it. The third evening within half an hour of taking it or less I began having a severe reaction to it. There wasn't a place on my body from my toes to the top of my head that did not itch severly and feel in pain it was so bad. Of course it was a time release 24 hour tablet and it took about 30 hours for the effects to finally wear off. Just thought I should warn it's possible some people can't take this. I really wanted to as I was so pleased it seemed to be working the first 2 days. This is only the second time I've ever had this particular reaction to a drug and first for an over the counter one. REVIEWS Reviewed by 170 customers Sort by Displaying reviews 51-60 Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: I have GERD and one per day stops the burning. Could not do without it. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: It keeps my heart burn down. Acid reflux is very unpleasant, and this product eliminates the problems. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: everyday use. It mostly eliminates my issue of reflux during the day and night. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: This is the only product that controls my acid excess with no pain or side effects. Been using it for many years with doctors blessings. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: My husband has been taking this daily (actually 1/2 tablet) since Oct. 09 and it has helped the build up of flem in his throat tremendously. His physician endorses it as well. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: These pills come in a blister sheet, each inside a box, three of those boxes to a package. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: This works gre3at to prevent my heartburn!!! Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: I've got GERD (Gastro Esophageal Reflux Disease) and as such, if I don't take an acid reducer, I'm in a world of hurt. When Prilosec first went OTC, it meant I was actually paying *more* for the medication than with insurance, so naturally I tended to go for the generic when available. Unfortunately, neither the brand-name nor the generic was in user-friendly packaging - it was impossible to get the pills out of the blister-pack without either gouging my fingers, or resorting to scissors. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: This product is just what I needed. Pros
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Comments about Prilosec OTC Acid Reducer, 20.6mg, Tablets, 42 ea: I use this product to prevent acid reflux & it works great. Displaying reviews 51-60 |