Pepcid Complete Acid Reducer + Antacid Chews, Tropical Fruit, 50 ct

Pepcid Complete Tropical Fruit Chewables offer a dual-action approach to heartburn and acid indigestion. Each tropical fruit-flavored chew combines a fast-acting acid reducer with well-known antacids, delivering portable relief that can fit into your day or night routine. What makes Pepcid Complete different is its two-part formula. The active ingredients per tablet include 10 mg famotidine, which works to reduce acid production, plus 800 mg calcium carbonate and 165 mg magnesium hydroxide to neutralize acid on contact. This combination is designed to both calm ongoing acid and provide immediate relief from the burn of acid indigestion and sour stomach. Dual-action formula Acid reducer: famotidine helps lower stomach acid production. Antacids: calcium carbonate and magnesium hydroxide neutralize acid in the moment. The chewable tablets deliver a bright tropical fruit flavor, making them a convenient option for people who prefer a chewable format over swallowing pills. The 50-count bottle stays handy at home, in the office, or in your bag for on-the-go moments when heartburn strikes. What you might experience Fast-acting relief from acid discomfort as you chew. Longer-lasting acid control: daytime studies suggest up to 9 hours of control, nighttime up to 12 hours. Potentially extended acid management compared with some competing antacids. Portable, flavorful, and easy to take without water. Flavor, texture, and convenience The tropical fruit flavor is bright and approachable, with a soft chew that dissolves quickly. Compact 50-count bottle is ideal for storage at home, work, or while traveling. How to use and what to expect To use, simply chew one tablet as needed for heartburn or indigestion. The tropical-fruit chewables are designed for flexible day-or-night use, so you can keep them close where you eat or socialize. For best results, keep a bottle in places where you’re likely to notice heartburn—home, office, or travel—and follow the directions on the package. No