Yes you can buy Omeprazole over the counter, but it's also available as a prescription treatment.

Yes, you can purchase Omeprazole without a prescription, but you'll need to consult with a pharmacist. Our online assessment is in place to determine your suitability for the medication and ensure your safety while taking it.

Omeprazole tablets belong to the PPI medication group, which are available over the counter.

With most medications, prescription forms contain a higher amount of the active ingredient than over-the-counter medications.

Omeprazole is generally a very safe medication to use when taken correctly. It is usually advised to take It for up to two weeks and then see a GP if your symptoms persist past this point. 

Long-term use of Omeprazole and PPIs, in general, can increase the chances of kidney disease, pneumonia and bacterial infections.

You should only use Omeprazole as advised by a healthcare professional.

Omeprazole should be taken for no longer than 2 weeks to reduce the symptoms of acid reflux. If symptoms persist, it is advisable to see your GP, as this may indicate a more serious condition.

Drinking alcohol while taking a proton pump inhibitor can result in increased side effects and worsening of acid reflux.

Omeprazole is used to treat acid reflux and other gastro-oesophageal reflux conditions. 

When Omeprazole is taken, it reduces the amount of stomach acid produced by body enzymes, limiting the ability for acid to reflux out of the stomach. 

Omeprazole works by reducing the amount of acid in the stomach, reducing the chances of acid reflux occurring in the respiratory tract.

It is safe to take Omeprazole during pregnancy and whilst breastfeeding. However, it is always best to try and relieve acid reflux without medication whilst pregnant.

Yes, some people can experience more acid production and minor withdrawal symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and headaches when they stop taking PPIs. If you've been using the medication for a long time, your GP might recommend gradually reducing the dose.

Omeprazole is a highly effective medication for treating gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). However, individuals with severe GERD might need a higher dose.

Omeprazole might interact with some medications, including antifungals and blood thinners. To avoid potential interactions, it's best to inform your doctor of any medications you're using.

Acid reflux is a chronic condition that requires management through diet and medication. While Omeprazole can prevent your stomach from producing too much acid, certain foods and drinks can lessen its effectiveness.

You should avoid the following:

• Acidic foods like onions, garlic, citrus fruits, tomatoes, and spicy foods.
• Foods with excess grease and fat.
• Caffeinated beverages and alcohol.

Omeprazole belongs to the PPI group, which consists of medications that reduce the amount of acid your stomach produces. It blocks the enzyme that produces acid, resulting in less discomfort. While antacids neutralise stomach acid, PPIs prevent and reduce its production.

If you miss a dose of Omeprazole, you can take it as soon as you remember. However, if it's closer to your next scheduled dose, skip the missed dose and continue with your schedule.

It depends on the severity of your symptoms. Some people notice relief within a few days, while others might take a few weeks.

Yes, Omeprazole can treat duodenal and stomach ulcers. However, if a Helicobacter pylori infection causes your condition, your doctor might recommend combining it with antibiotics to achieve optimal treatment outcomes.

Most people find that Omeprazole relieves symptoms associated with acid damage and stomach ulcers. However, if it doesn't work for you, then your doctor might be able to prescribe an alternative treatment or increase your dosage.

Minor acid reflux is often treatable with minor lifestyle changes, including consuming a healthy diet and elevating your head while sleeping. Herbal remedies can also be beneficial, but some people might experience an increase in symptoms.

Always consult your doctor before trying natural remedies to ensure they are safe and compatible with your health needs.

Yes, Omeprazole can prevent damage to the oesophagus from damage caused by severe acid reflux. However, it depends on the dosage you take and whether you make lifestyle changes.

Begin your order for Omeprazole by starting a consultation with our online pharmacist. You will complete a short assessment, answering questions about your symptoms and condition. Our doctors will then assess your requirements and issue a suitable prescription.