Good Sense GoodSense Lansoprazole Delayed Release Orally Disintegrating Tablets 15 mg, Acid Reducer, Strawberry Flavor, 42 Count

We're using these for our mother, who is bed-bound and has a feeding tube. These dissolve well in water and the little beads don't get stuck in her Lopez Value or in her feeding tube. We're giving her two of these in the morning before breakfast and they are helping her with her tummy issues. Make sure your hands are dry when handling these as they start to dissolve quickly. I put them directly into the syringe and pull up about 20ml of warm water and shake it gently for several seconds until the pills are dissolved. Then I push them through the tube and follow up with more water to flush the tube. I'm very thankful for these as the prescription we got created a problem for me twice by clogging her tube. The prescription was for the capsules not the dissolving version and the beads were larger. That was very scary for me to get the tube stuck. These dissolving tablets are working great and flow through the tube with no problems.

I bought this on my doctor’s recommendation for my baby, who has a lot of reflux and spit-ups. I give it every morning before his first bottle. I split it in half and dissolve it in a little water—it takes about a minute and turns into small, soft granules. I’m not sure about the taste, but my baby takes it without an issue. Most importantly, it definitely helped reduce the spit-ups. Overall, it’s been really helpful for us.

Since my daughter was born in February (now 4 months old), she has suffered with severe silent reflux. I had her at the pediatrician office at least once a week because no one was listening to me, but I knew something was wrong. She would scream day and night. We were both miserable. They kept writing it off as colic and I knew that wasn’t the case. Finally, while at the pediatrician’s office yet again, they could actually hear her having reflux. She was put on Famotidine and we were sent to a GI doctor. She spent two weeks on famotidine with no change and was put on dairy free formula for a dairy protein allergy. A family member told me their daughter was on this medication and how well it worked so I thought what the heck. Can’t hurt to try it. My daughter is like a brand new baby. No more reflux and she’s so happy all the time now! Because I haven’t found anybody else put this, I hope it helps another parent out if they’re giving this to an infant — I put the pill in a spoon then crush it with the backside of another spoon. I put the crushed pill into a syringe then get some heated formula and suck it up into the syringe. I let that cool then give it to her. The medicine does not dissolve well at all and is super grainy until it dissolves in her mouth so when I tried to put it in her bottle it just stayed in the nipple and she couldn’t drink her bottle so this was the best way for us. I keep a paper towel close because it goes everywhere when I try to give it to her lol. I hope this helps another parent who is at a loss!

Great product. No need to take with water

I've been using generic Prevacid for years. Doe whatever reason....other brands give me a wierd pain in my left side in my stomach...within days of using it. (Found out it was the Prilosec after an MRI years ago.) Nexium does the same thing. So...I tried these because they are different. For me...they work great. One a day and I dont get heartburn or reflux. These generics work just as good as the name brand....and this Good Sense brand...also just as good as any other generic. They all have the exact same looking pill with the exact same number on it....SO I'm sure made by the same company. For me....they work great. No issues. No side effects. Great price. Very happy!

This was recommend by a doctor to relieve temporary symptoms. It worked as described.

This works well

Perfect size Good taste Dissolving quickly