About Prilosec Coupons?

Good morning, Anon! Before you start taking this - or, other - medications, make sure you check with your medical practitioners. It might not be the right product for you, or there might be some that are better for your situation.

Based upon the information present in your "question", it is apparent that you were on Mahalo's Prilosec Coupons page and twice clicked "submit your question". I'm guessing that you were looking for an actual coupon that you could bring to your supermarket/pharmacy/etc to buy some PrilosecOTC (over-the-counter). The page that you started on did give a lot of good advice about where to go look for the coupons, and about the medication itself.

If you'd like to sign up for a free trial, go to this page: https://pgeverydaysolutions.com/pgeds/brandsampl... . You'll have to wait for it in the mail. Because PrilosecOTC is a Procter & Gamble product, it means that they coupon the heck out of it.

Each month, P&G has its own coupon insert in many Sunday newspapers. It was not in yesterday's - 7/25 - so look again next week. Howeverrrrrrrr, if you are not brand loyal, you can also find the same medication in generic form (omeprazole) OR under the brand name ZEGERID (by Schering-Plough).

You can go to this link to print out a $3 coupon for their OTC product: http://www.zegeridotc.com/zegeridotc/coupons/index.jspa?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=zegerid%2Bcoupon&utm_campaign=branded&buf=999999 Good luck, Anon.

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