If you take Gaviscon and go out to work....

[Crankitupabit]

what do you do at lunchtime? I've been advised to take it after every meal and its made such a difference even over this weekend. It comes in such a big bottle though and I cant think of anything small enough to decant it into.

Or do I just forgo the lunchtime dose?

Can’t you just take the bottle in your bag?

They do smaller bottles op! Or the gaviscon chewable tablets work well!

But some sachets or a smaller bottles to take out I whichever bag is being used.

Tablet form or a smaller bottle

I carted a pint bottle everywhere in the last couple of months of pregnancy.

Now I take the tablets in my bag.

Buy the sachets, they come in a box of 24 doses. I always have a couple in my bag

Can’t you just leave a bottle at work for lunchtimes?

I pour mine into a travel plastic bottle that I think are for shampoo. Doesn't weigh anything like the glass bottles.

in my experience you can buy much better tablets pretty much any where now.

They have the dual action tablets that work really well.

Sachets always in my bag and draw and car.

It's a big glass one. Not very practical.

You can buy sachets of it from any supermarket or pharmacy. You can just keep them in your bag.

Of course. Great idea. Didn't think of that.Thank you.

You can buy it in squeezy portioned tubes, perfect for handbags and travel!
https://www.boots.com/gaviscon-double-action-liquid-sachets---24-x-10-ml-10264074

Take the chewable tablets or the sachets???

Buy a smaller bottle, then refill from the big one when empty.

Buy peptac from the counter its identical and an eighth of the price (Dr tips)

They sell sachets

I didn't it came in sachets! Knew about the tablets but they're expensive.

I swigged it straight out of the bottle when pregnant. Not needed it in the subsequent 20 years, but that bottle came everywhere at the time!

Unfortunately no.

Omeprazole tablet once a day and you can stop the Gaviscon

I've got a half litre bottle in my bag. It's quite robust glass!

Get the sachets. It works out more expensive though.