Esomeprazole Magnesium Delayed-Release Tablets, 20mg - 42 Count - Acid Reducer, Provides Heartburn Relief

I have been taking Esomeprazole for over ten years. I have tried many generic forms of this. What I have found is that the caplet form works better for me, for my acid reflux than the capsule form. I'm not sure why, but it does. It's getting harder to find the caplet form. I'm thankful to have found this and it is half the cost of Nexium. As long as it keeps working, I will continue to purchase this. Please continue to make this. It seems everything I use gets discontinued.

Please bring this back. It works amazing but has been out of stock for over a month

I've been using Nexium and these are much cheaper and work as well.

This product includes the same active ingredients as in Nexium and the myriad of retail generics. This seller's product is listed as $15.99. Costco's made-in-USA generic is $14.99 every day, and there are periodic significant discounts. Walmart's Equate brand is also $14.99. Costco's (and many other US retailers' products') are also FSA-eligible; there is no indication of that on this HealthCareAisle generic. All in all, this is not a great deal. It's got the right ingredients, but other factors will make me not order it again. My rating system: 5 Stars = Knocks it out of the park. A great value! 4 Stars = Excellent product. A solid buy. 3 Stars = It provides some value, but perhaps not as advertised. 2 Stars = A little dubious, so do your research. Read the critical reviews! 1 Star = Avoid this product and look elsewhere.

These are good quality and are 20mg TABLETS, every other OTC Esomeprazole I can find is 20mg capsules. Ny doc and I want to take 10mg / day , so I cut these with a pill-chopper. So far, work perfectly for me.

Price is right and this works so much better than Omaprazole. I only use 1/2 tab per day and completely eliminated symptoms.

I'm very thankful that this medicine comes in a tablet form. Most are in capsules that contain gelatin which I do not consume. It is helping me tremendously as Pepcid has stopped working for me.

These work just as well for me as the brand name Nexium tablets and are much cheaper. However, I bought two packages and one bottle from each package only had 13 tablets inside instead of 14. So I was shorted two tablets out of six bottles. That is not good quality control. The seals were not disturbed, so it must have been a factory packaging issue. Also, pay attention to the expiration date, because the two boxes that I was sent at the end of April expire in July 2025 which is kind of a ridiculously short expiration date if you are ordering a few boxes to avoid having to frequently order.