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I would gladly refrigerate it if it meant I could still use it. I've never had another acid reducer that works as well for me as Zantac. I have so many major h
by bigtunacan 4y ago
I would gladly refrigerate it if it meant I could still use it. I've never had another acid reducer that works as well for me as Zantac.
I have so many major health problems that quite frankly I'll probably be dead before I could get cancer from this stuff.
- jstarfish 4y agoIt's still manufactured overseas. There are shady-but-legit websites that sell it. Nothing else on the market compares.
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoI store all medicines (prescription and some OTC) in the fridge. So it’s the first place I look. They ARE perishable.
- Ruthalas 4y agoAny of those marketplaces you'd recommend?
- jstarfish 4y agoNot particularly. The few batches we've bought have been legit (Ranimax 150, product of India), but QA with these sorts of vendors isn't exactly guaranteed (for all I know, your first purchase would be reconstituted sawdust and rat droppings). I'm not comfortable giving standing referrals to any fly-by-night operation. I just mentioned it as a possibility because for those with bad-enough GERD, there are no retail options, and the assumption is that the product has been recalled worldwide. Not so!
- tyingq 4y agoYMMV, but 20mg famotidine tablets work well for me since Zantac is gone.
- jwdunne 4y agoNexium, or esomeprazole, works well, or better than Zantac, and can be purchased OTC (at least here in the UK). It’s pricey but usually lasts a couple of days or more so it stretches further.