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Altalex drops

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Jason Sanchez Jason Sanchez NewcomerOP
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joined Aug 2011
#1 ·
My doctor gave me the green light to start taking these, but I’ve hit a massive wall because my local pharmacy says they don't have them in stock and won't even order them in. Honestly, I'm feeling a bit lost on where else to even look 🙂 so if anyone happens to have a direct phone number or a link to a website where I can actually find this medicine, please let me know 😁
swiftbear86 swiftbear86 Active Member
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joined Jun 2012
#2 ·
Pfizer doesn't make Altalex drops anymore.
They used to be part of that "Pfizer Home Pharmacy" lineup.

Depending on what you're dealing with, you can find some drops with a similar formula, but nothing is an exact match.😢
If it’s stomach issues specifically, I've found Iberogast drops work pretty well.🙂
Jason Sanchez Jason Sanchez NewcomerOP
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joined Aug 2011
#3 ·
I really need something to kickstart my appetite 🤣
swiftbear86 swiftbear86 Active Member
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joined Jun 2012
#4 ·
If you look at the ingredients in almost any digestive aid or stomach tonic, you’ll notice they all contain bitter compounds. The whole idea is to kickstart your stomach acid production, which naturally makes you feel hungrier and helps your body break down food much more efficiently.

Think about things like Iberogast, certain herbal bitters, or even traditional digestive tinctures.

It's pretty much the same deal with B-complex vitamins—most people find that they actually give their appetite a bit of a boost.😍
Steven Gonzalez20 Steven Gonzalez20 Newcomer
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Pfizer Ingredients:
A 2.5% blend featuring essential oils like lemon balm, peppermint, fennel, clove, thyme, pine, anise, eucalyptus, sage, cinnamon, and lavender, all dissolved in diluted ethanol. Other components include ethanol and purified water.

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