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Size: 28 oz
Two 14-day course of treatment. 28 capsules total. Lansoprazole delayed-release capsules. May take 1 to 4 days for full effect, although some people get complete relief of symptoms within 24 hours. Clinically proven to treat frequent heartburn. Sodium free.
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55 of 57 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
works great if you take the correct dosage,
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This review is from: Prevacid 24HR Caps 42-Count (Health and Beauty)
prevacid does work well if you take the correct dosage. I took prevacid by prescription 30mgs and it work wonders on my reflux. Then I stopped taking it and it came back. Doctor put me on acipex, then my health insurance starting charging a 100 dolloar co pay. I started to take prevacid otc, but only took on pill 15mgs. the refux came back in a few days. I looked at the bottle and realized it was half of prescription strength and starting taking two pills. reflux improved after days and no problems since. its not unusual a drug that goes otc to have a lower dosage than when it was available by sript. so if it is not working for you, take two pills at once and you will be taking prescription strength dosage.
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful:
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Replacement for Prevacid solutabs, 15mg,
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This review is from: Prevacid 24HR Caps 42-Count (Health and Beauty)
Our current prescription copay for the solutab form of Prevacid is $90 per month and insurance pays the rest. Our daughter needs to take Prevacid for acid control as she has GERD. She is 3 years of age now and takes the contents of one capsule twice daily with applesauce or pudding as a base. We save at least $30 per month by purchasing OTC Prevacid without insurance and avoiding the high cost of the solutabs. Our daughter's G.I. specialist gave the approval to switch to this medication form. I hope this information is helpful to other sufferers of GERD or caregivers of children/elderly with this condition.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Take Two, They're Small...,
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This review is from: Prevacid 24HR Capsules (Health and Beauty)
I used Nexium until recently, until my insurance up the drug to Tier 1 ($60.00 co-pay). I've tried Prilosec OTC, but like others I've experienced unwanted side-effects (mild cramping, most notably). Recently I tried Prevacid OTC, and at first I was disappointed because it seemed to last only part of the day. So I tried taking it twice a day (somewhat equivalent to the 20mg of Nexium I had been taking once a day), and that works just fine for me. Of course, that also makes it roughly twice as expensive as Prilosec OTC, but I do like the fewer side-effects and it works almost as well as Nexium...Disclaimer: I am no doctor, so please consult one before exceeding the manufacturer's recommendations :) 2115|R23AXMNHICBQR5;2115|R3L98D1HNCF369;2115|R2H7SNZ0I9LRPQ;
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