Amazon Basic Care Maximum Strength Famotidine Tablets 20 mg, Acid Reducer for Heartburn Relief, Prevents & Relieves Acid Indigestion, Heartburn Medicine, 12 Hour Protection, 200 Count

This product works incredibly well and provides fast, effective relief. I highly recommend it!

I've used this famotidine for occasional heartburn, and it works just as well as the more expensive name-brand version. The tablets are easy to take and provide reliable relief when I need it. Great value for the price, and I like having it on hand at home.

These work extremely well and so much better than major brands or drugstore brands.

It works as it should but not as well as Imodium.

Couldn’t recommend more. I had heartburn for years! Every night. Started taking these in the evening and sleep through the night every night.

Works very well! No indigestion since I started taking them.

I take two of these and two of Basic Care Omeprazole morning and night to keep my GERD under control. The regimen isn't cheap, even buying OTC from the big "WG" (not naming names here) - but buying these regularly off Amazon has made it a tad more affordable, and much more convenient. They aren't any different that I can tell from what I used to buy; they do the job they are intended to do. So, if you find yourself with coughing fits after eating, or a near constant cough after eating "crap" (you know what I mean) - do what I did: Start with one of these and one Omeprazole, in the morning and at night, and do that for about a week or two and see if your symptoms improve. If not, double it up. This is basically the regimen you would get from a doctor, and those levels are still low doses for GERD (you have to be doing about 10 of each twice daily before blood work is needed). Or, go to your doctor, spend a bunch of money, and get the same as an Rx - either way, you'll end up on the same regimen. Oh - and the standard "eat less and get more exercise" - ie, lose weight, eat better stuff (more fruits and veggies, less fast food), and drink plenty of water - then go for a walk (so far I've lost over 10 lbs after doing this for about a month, plus reduced my BP to something closer to normal - I still have a ways to go). Also - don't fret about not being able to have the things you enjoy - every now and then, splurge a bit - get that Big Mac or fried chicken meal - then go back to the low cal stuff and salads for the rest of the week. Don't try to take it off all at once and fast, either - you'll just balloon back up and then some (this is something your body and brain does; there are plenty of recent studies about it). Also, look into CLA (leptin) pills to fight the cravings, and take the weight off gradually - as slow as you put it on (whatever you feel that is - but somewhere around one pound a month is probably about right for most people). Nothing to back this up, but I think if you diet, exercise, and slowly back the truck up, so to speak, you'll ultimately be able to keep it off long term without feeling like you're starving all the time. BTW - I am NOT a doctor, just another ordinary joe fighting with his weight - but so far winning - and these Famotidine tablets, while not for weight loss, at least let me get good rest at night without waking up choking from burning reflux (not a fun thing) - and that's always a good thing for your health and weight loss!

Incredibly small and very easy to swallow, which is a huge plus compared to those giant chalky antacids. I originally picked these up because my husband was struggling with terrible indigestion almost every night after we ate dinner. Taking one of these after eating is very effective at relieving symptoms before they start. They have no taste or side effects. It has made his evenings so much more comfortable. Highly recommend keeping a bottle of these in the medicine cabinet! *Medical guidelines state that you should not take over-the-counter famotidine for longer than 14 consecutive days.