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doctor is putting me on this with my predisone anyone know if its gluten-free

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Guest cassidy
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aciphex is gluten-free

jaten Enthusiast
jaten
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Yep it is!

Lister Rising Star
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anyone know the dosage for these thiggs? the doctor just gave me a bunch of sample bottles i got no clue what im supposed to do with them...

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I love it when they do that! OOOOH nice :rolleyes: I took achipex when all this started also in sample form, from what I can remember you just take one in the morning. If you miss a dose just wait until the next morning don't take it when you remember then again like 5 hours later.... Hang in there.....julie Are you having reflux? Why are you taking aciphex? If you have acid reflux, I take prevacid its really good stuff.

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nope no acidreflux he just thinks it will help my stomc

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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I would take one in the morning with food. If you need additional relief in the evening you may take a pepsid, but no more. In a few days you you feel the relief if reflux is the problem.

Lisa

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cdford Contributor
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This stuff is sooo expensive. Does anyone know of a company that makes a gluten-free generic ppi?

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jaten
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I take one every a.m. I'll have to try to remember, but there was a reason my GI and physician wanted me on Aciphex vs prevacid or something less expensive. yes, Aciphex is $$ but it's good stuff.

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