I always go to bed with my 'dol by my side!! (Bisodol Heartburn Relief - 20 Tablets)

Member Name: stebiz

Product:	Bisodol Heartburn Relief - 20 Tablets
Date:	15/09/09 (28 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Quick working

Disadvantages: A bit Expensive

One of my vices in life is eating and drinking late of a night. I don't know why. I mean, I can go for hours during the day eating very little. I have a good tea (usually) but as soon as 10pm comes and my wife goes to bed, out come the munchies. She tells the kids the 'house hippo' has been when they look in the cupboards, and find stuff has disappeared.

Well what has this got to do with Bisodol? Well I also suffer from time to time with acid indigestion. This is usually caused by pastry products, or crisps, and when I eventually go to bed (usually very late), I can often lie there feeling the acid rising up. It isn't a nice feeling and can be a horrible taste.

So what do I do? Well my little saviour comes in the form of Bisodol. You can buy them in tubes or packs, and they are easily recognised by its distinctive yellow packagaing with 'Bisodol' emblazened across the front.
It boasts that they have rapid triple action

acid indigestion
heartburn
trapped wind

As they are a 'kind of' medicine it advises to keep out of reach of children. You are advised to chew 1 or 2 tablets as required.

Do they work?

Well they do for me. I couldn't do without these when I have indigestion. I usually keep a very small packet of them next to my bed. The packets have about 20 tablets in them. Bearing in mind the very basic ingredients, they are quite expensive though. I often pay £2.00 a packet (but obviously shop prices will vary), so they work out at about 10p each.
Compare that with the likes of headache tablets - and I feel the price come down somewhat.

As with all medicines, they are not suitable for everyone. Please read the label.

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