Press to tick and select the option circle that is to the left of the discount price and book you want and click the Redeem Selected Discount button.
Omeprazole is a proton pump inhibitors (PPI) drug that blocks the production of acid by the stomach. Omeprazole is taken to treat the symptoms of heartburn or acid reflux. Proton pumps expel digestive acids in the stomach of human beings.
People suffer from acid reflux or heartburn because either ...
Like most drugs, Omeprazole and the brand name medicines that contain Omeprazole are sold in stores as at amazingly excessive prices. The markup on Omeprazole is ridiculous. The average price of drugs containing Omeprazole like Prilosec, Nexium and Prevacid, and even the generic forms of Omeprazole cost approximately $6 per 10 tablets. For example, a box of 42 count Prilosec costs around $25 at Walgreens or CVS.
There is absolutely zero difference in the effectiveness in the brand names drugs containing Omeprazole and the discounted versions of Omeprazole above. The quality, amount and effectiveness is exactly the same.
The discounts found in the Omeprazole discount table above sell for as little as $30 for 500 capsules! That is about .60 cents per 10 count of Omeprazole! That is one tenth the price of what Omeprazole costs at retail establishments.
To take advantage of the Omeprazole discount prices found above does not require any pre-qualifying action on your part whatsoever (no need to take survey. etc). Simply select the quantity of Omeprazole you desire and press the Redeem Omeprazole Discount button. You will be directed to the page where you can further refine your purchase selection such as the strength or amount of Omeprazole (10 mg or 20 mg per pill). Shipping of Omeprazole is usually free.
If you know of any place where you can purchase Omeprazole at a lower price than the discounts listed above, please notify us.
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