Amazon Basic Care Maximum Strength Famotidine Tablets 20 mg, Acid Reducer Pills for Heartburn Relief, 200 Count

• ACTIVE INGREDIENT: This product contains 20 mg of famotidine, an acid reducer for heartburn relief, which compares to the active ingredient in Maximum Strength Pepcid AC
• JUST ONE TABLET prevents and relieves heartburn due to acid indigestion brought on by eating and drinking certain foods and beverages. This heartburn medicine lasts up to 12 hours. Use for adults & children 12 years and over. This product is gluten free.

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• Question : How long does the heartburn relief last?
  Answer : The relief can last up to 12 hours after taking one tablet.
• Question : Who can take these tablets?
  Answer : These tablets are suitable for adults and children aged 12 years and older.
• Question : Where is this manufactured?
  Answer : Almost every API (active pharma ingredient) is made in China or India for every drug, brand and generic alike. The difference lies in where the finished product (tablet in this instance) is manufactured because there are different quality control standards. Since finished product is made in the USA, the purity and efficacy should be good quality with this product
• Question : Are the pills in a plastic bottle, or individually wrapped?
  Answer : pills are in a bottle
• Question : what is the exp date?
  Answer : Hi, Walter. Thank you for your question about Basic Care Maximum Strength Famotidine tablets. We generally make our products with a two-year expiration dating. For the expiration date on this product you will have to contact the seller. If you would like additional information, please let us know and we would be happy to further assist you.
• Question : I have always been a Tagamet user,,Is this a better way to go for Gerd and acid reducer?
  Answer : I was using ranitidine, but have since stopped and started using famotidine. So far I have been fine with the switch. I'm not sure if it's better for GERD. I would talk to your doctor if you have any concerns.
• Question : There R many 1star reviews ~11/17 where this didn’t work 4 those who regularly use famotidine.Was it a bad batch? Anyone have this issue recently?
  Answer : All I can say is they worked so well for me that I now eat spicy food again. I used to use prescription from doctor but these work better, you get a lot more and they were cheaper than my co-pay.
• Question : what are the inactive ingredients ?
  Answer : Hi, Phoebe. Thank you for your question about Basic Care Famotidine Tablets. Per the label, the inactive ingredients are: Inactive ingredients: carnauba wax, colloidal silicon dioxide, croscarmellose sodium, lactose (monohydrate), magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose, polyethylene glycol, polyvinyl alcohol, talc, and titanium dioxide If you would like additional information, please let us know and we would be happy to further assist you.
• Question : Are these vegan?
  Answer : Hi, thank you for your question. The famotidine tablets are not vegan. Should you have any additional questions feel free to contact us back.
• Question : Does this product contain lactose?
  Answer : Hi, thank you for your question about the Basic Care Famotidine 20mg tablet. This product does contain dairy due to the lactose monohydrate in the inactive ingredients. If you would like additional information, please let us know and we would be happy to further assist you.
• Question : is this from the Zantac family
  Answer : I contacted my daughter's gastroenterologist when I couldn't purchase any more Zantac at the pharmacy and he recommended switching from the Zantac 150mg that she was taking 2x a day to the Pepcid 20mg 2x a day because they're both H2 blockers. He is a specialist at the University of North Carolina Medical Center.