Does the OTC version have the exact same ingredients as the prescription? I understand it's not 40 mg -- just wondering about ingredients. Thanks.
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Not sure...I take 40mg of Nexium, so I tried taking two of these a day....did not work for me at all.
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Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and hiatal hernia, so may need to double up. Good luck! Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and... » Read More Yes it does. Researched a number of sites re that same question, including drugs.com, webmd and pfizer. The only diff is that OTC is 20 mg instead of the 40 mg prescription. So if you need to take 40, just double up. It's still cheaper! From what I gather, 20 mg is intended for maintenance...whereas 40 is for healing. I was taking 40 for many yrs prescription until ins co stopped coverage, and I AM THRILLED it's now OTC. Nothing helps me like Nexium, and I gave all the classes...generic and brand in each class...a patient try. And suffered. I'm trying 20 Nexium but will see. Have GERD and hiatal hernia, so may need to double up. Good luck! « Show Less
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Exactly same as script just need 2 capsules to equal prescription strength.
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The OTC Version is only 27 mg vs the prescription 40 mg. It is working for me just as well as the 40 did so it is worth a try.
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Hi. For me, it did not work. I used up all 60 pills in the bottle and lost 0. It may work for you or others but I know it did not work for me.
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Dear Sandy, Thank you for your question! From review of our inventory as well as what Jarrow's website displays, we have found that this item only comes in the 60 capsule, 500 mg bottle. We are sorry for any disappointment. We hope this is helpful and if we can assist with anything further, please feel free to contact us directly through Amazon! Jenna G. Swanson Health Products
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To my knowledge its the same. When I first purchased this online I compared it to the bottle and pills from the vet and they were identical . What I can say for sure is that its helped my dogs tremendously. Also, there is another kind of Dasuquin with MSM in it (http://www.amazon.com/Nutramax-Dasuquin-Dogs-Under-Pounds/dp/B000MD2H3S/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1360781842&sr;=8-2&keywords;=dasuquin) and that bottle is a bit different. So check to see if maybe that is the stuff your vet is giving you. Good luck!!
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I have talked with the tech support on the phone and was told that all the formulas are same in terms of active ingredients, they are just labeled differently for different uses. Some people/contexts need specifically labeled products. There are differences in thickness in some of the products. There is the spray which is pure liquid, the hydrogel which is a light gel, the opthalmalgic formula which is extremely thick (and hurts like HECK in the eye, much prefer the hydrogel or liquid for the eye). Those are the ones I know. There is another question here about which formula is best for what, and that is a very valuable discussion, many of the answers contain valuable animal care insights. What I don't know is if the "Hot Spot" formula is the pure liquid or the gel (in terms of getting what they consider to be the best thickness for that use). You could call their Tech Support and ask them-- they were very friendly to me. But yes, the 16oz is the best deal and has the trigger sprayer which is so much easier to operate, especially when your hands are slippery. I also use this product on myself, they make a whole line for human use but it is ALL the same thing.
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I had menopause that made it difficult for me to function! My regular obgyn knew of these kinds of products but not enough to feel comfortable prescribing. So, I found an excellent doctor who is an MD but also a PhD who did all of the test. Initially Dr Blackmun gave me bio-identical prescription cremes that I had filled at a special pharmacy. These initial formulas were much stronger than these over the counter products. But after about a year, I "graduated" to these over the counter products and they work for me. BUT, I would really want to know my hormone levels before using products. these are very powerful and do work! Good luck!! I had menopause that made it difficult for me to function! My regular obgyn knew of these kinds of products but not enough to feel comfortable prescribing. So, I found an excellent doctor who is an MD but also a PhD who did all of the test. Initially Dr Blackmun gave me bio-identical prescription cremes that I had filled at a special pharmacy. These initial formulas were much stronger than these over the counter products. But after about a year, I "graduated" to these over the counter products and they work for me. BUT, I would really want to know my hormone levels before using... » Read More I had menopause that made it difficult for me to function! My regular obgyn knew of these kinds of products but not enough to feel comfortable prescribing. So, I found an excellent doctor who is an MD but also a PhD who did all of the test. Initially Dr Blackmun gave me bio-identical prescription cremes that I had filled at a special pharmacy. These initial formulas were much stronger than these over the counter products. But after about a year, I "graduated" to these over the counter products and they work for me. BUT, I would really want to know my hormone levels before using products. these are very powerful and do work! Good luck!! « Show Less
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This is the regular Zyrtec. And it is every bit as good as any prescription Zyrtec I ever bought. I was buying a very 'generic' one that didn't work nearly as well as this one does. I'm VERY HAPPY with the product I received.
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To be honest, I'm not sure. The only difference I would assume, is the brand. However, the Oz brand is not affiliated with Dr. Oz.
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I'm looking at a bottle of MacuHealth on my desk right now. MacuHealth's US office is in Michigan. It looks like that's the main office. There's also an office in Canada. That might be to get around FDA regulations or something. Don't really know. Can't find a legal connection between the companies, however the colors, logo, packaging, and everything else looks identical between the two. Formulary is also identical.
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I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the Medicine Mama version. Maybe you could email or phone them and see what they say. They know what the ingredients are, or maybe a google search could give you that info.
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Not for me. It is the same as all of them dipenhydrate stuff. I finally went to a doctor & got non habit forming Trazadone. 1 a night. Good rest, no side effects at all. I tried everything else. Every herbal supplement.. no good. Wish it had worked but nope.
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Same ingredients. Make sure you get the 250 mg. The stuff I found in the store was half that.
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I've only bought the One Daily (1 pill 1xday) so can't answer if there is a difference. Try reading the ingredients in both, to confirm contents.
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I'm sorry I don't really know the difference unless derived from a food source. I researched as best one can on the internet and really enjoyed J.Crow's website and that made me decide to get the Lugol's solution of this brand. The price and shipping was better than I could get locally. It is almost time again to purchase a bottle, it certainly lasted since I only take 2-3 drops in my orange juice each morning. Did it make a difference? that is debatable since I am still testing at the same levels, and my Synthroid rx dosage has not changed. http://www.jcrows.com/msds2.pdf
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The are smaller than the other two supplements I take ( a probiotic and a hair/skin/nail vitamin), but larger than the average OTC pill. It has a smooth coating so it's easier to swallow than my other vitamins. I hope this helps!
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My doctor wrote an RX for 50,000 I.U. the Giant Eagle near my home filled my RX with Biotech product and charge my $5.00 for 8 pills. As you can see Amazon seller supplied me with 100 for $20.00. I went to see my doctor if fact yesterday, and told him of my finding to which he said "yes, it's the same". The RX was for my insurance company .... I think that 0.20 cents a pill, is a lot better than 8 for $5.00.But let me get off my soap box and say YES, it's the same. But to be safe ask your doctor.Have a Happy Thanksgiving. G-d bless, Barbara Newkirk
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This actually is an over the counter of what my doctor prescribed me. I love it cuz its easier to take. Doctor didn't prescribe mine with k2 so I'd have to think it's fine as is. I don't see anything about k2 on the label.