Acid Regulators for SN

[gnomeboy17]

Any that you can get over the counter in the UK? On the Lloyd's website it says you can't get tagamet otc without prescription.

 

[Defenestrator]

Anything with calcium carbonate in it will work.
It's not needed either, btw. It's just to make it a bit more comfortable, but even that isn't guaranteed.

 

[one4all]

Any that you can get over the counter in the UK? On the Lloyd's website it says you can't get tagamet otc without prescription.

As Defenestrator stated. It is not needed but from some threads i read, it helps with not converting the SN to normal salt, so more is absorbed in the intestines.

Please correct me if i'm wrong

I can't think of the treads off hand but i'm sure if you search the forums you might get a better idea. I'm not from the UK so i wouldn't know the name brands over there.

 

[autumnal]

Anything with calcium carbonate in it will work.
It's not needed either, btw. It's just to make it a bit more comfortable, but even that isn't guaranteed.

I thought it was the Magnesium Hydroxide that was the essential ingredient, like as found in Milk of Magnesia?

Although a lot of OTC antacids seem to contain both Magnesium Hydroxide and Calcium Carbonate.

 

[Quarky00]

Any that you can get over the counter in the UK? On the Lloyd's website it says you can't get tagamet otc without prescription.

If it's a hassle skip it .
Acid-regulators are preferred as antacid may react , but all of this is insignificant . Stan explained it well .

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