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Should I Take My Omezaprol Morning Or Evening

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Originally asked by Community Member roughy

Should I Take My Omezaprol Morning Or Evening

Should I take my 40 mg omeprazole in the morning or at night?

thanks

Answer

Hi Roughy -

I know this is an old question, but I did want someone from our staff to answer you! As our community member said, it doesn’t really matter when you take this medication, experts say. I take a similar medication and I take mine in the morning and find it most helpful then, but you may find yours works better at night. I’m only a layperson though, and only a doctor or pharmacist can tell you how to best use your medications.

Here are some links that might be helpful for you in any case. Best of luck to you!

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