Tums Smoothies Coupons & Prices

Tums Smoothies FAQs

How much does Tums Smoothies cost without insurance?

On average, the Tums Smoothies price is $6.00. With a SingleCare coupon for Tums Smoothies and a doctor's prescription, you will pay only $8.82 per 60, 750mg tablet chewables.

How much does Tums Smoothies cost with insurance?

Tums Smoothies is an over-the-counter upset stomach remedy with an active ingredient, calcium carbonate, found all over the place other over-the-counter antacids, both generic and brand-name. This means that Tums Smoothies is usually not covered by insurance plans even with a doctor's prescription. However, with SingleCare and a prescription, Tums Smoothies costs only $8.82.

Does Medicare cover Tums Smoothies and how much does it cost?

Because Tums Smoothies is an inexpensive over-the-counter medication with many less expensive generic alternatives, Medicare prescription drug plans do not cover purchases of Tums Smoothies even with a prescription.

For Medicare patients who have been prescribed Tums Smoothies by their doctor, significant savings are available with a SingleCare Tums Smoothies coupon. Your Tums Smoothies price with a SingleCare discount card is only $8.82.

Is there a generic of Tums Smoothies?

Tums Smoothies is a brand-name antacid, but generic flavored versions made with the same active ingredient, calcium carbonate, are widely available and sold under several brand names. If your doctor prescribes generic Tums Smoothies, search SingleCare for coupons to get maximum savings.

What is Tums Smoothies?

Tums Smoothies is a brand-name, over-the-counter flavored antacid for reducing stomach acid. Tums Smoothies is taken before, during, or after a meal to prevent or treat heartburn (acid reflux), indigestion, and other non-ulcer stomach pains.

“Antacid” means that the medication—calcium carbonate—“neutralizes” acid, that is, it increases the pH.

Heartburn is a condition in which stomach acid rises out of the stomach and into the esophagus. The low pH of the acid causes burning, pain, and tissue damage. Indigestion and other stomach pain are often due to too much acid in the stomach. Again, the low pH causes burning, discomfort, and could cause tissue damage to the inner lining of the stomach.

Tums Smoothies may also be used as an over-the-counter calcium supplement.

What are the side effects of Tums Smoothies?

Common side effects of Tums Smoothies include but are not limited to, loss of appetite, constipation, gas, and nausea. The most serious side effects of Tums Smoothies are high calcium levels and low phosphate levels from continual overuse. High calcium levels can cause kidney stones and weaken bones. Low phosphate levels can cause weakened bones and muscle weakness.

Some people are allergic to calcium carbonate, the active ingredient in Tums Smoothies. Allergic reactions include skin rashes, blistering, wheezing, and chest tightness.