Pepto Bismol Caplets for Nausea, Heartburn, Indigestion, Upset Stomach, and Diarrhea - 5 Symptom Fast Relief in a Convenient Form 24 ct (Pack of 4)

These caplets do exactly what you expect Pepto to do, and without the unpleasant taste or feel of the liquid or "melt in the mouth" versions. Easy and effective, which is what you want when you need the relief.

Works every time. The caplets work even better for me than the liquid.

Well, the title really says it all. Just a quick travel tip - I took 3 bottles of this on a recent trip to India to take as a preventative measure and I am so glad I did. I have never taken pepto before and didn't know if it would do anything, but it definitely helped.We took 1 capsule (1/2 adult amount) before every meal or snack, and man, we were not being overly cautious about where we ate - street food, raw juice, karah parshad at a small-town gurudwara...and no crazy travel stomach stories that you often hear. Granted, you never fully have your proper appetite, but no one had to rush to the bathroom at a truly inopportune time, and we got to be much more adventurous eaters. A low-grade of nausea but still being able to sight-see is far better than the bathroom horror stories I heard of before my trip.Disclaimer - this stuff will make your poops weirdly dark and have an odd consistency, but hey... those street samosas are worth it.The practical: The capsules are unflavored but hard to dry-swallow, so make sure you have bottled/trusted water with you at all times!

They come in handy. Easy to use. A great buy.

Drugs tend to stop working after a while. Pepto is different, it just keeps working. So I'd wanna give it 5 stars. But I can only give 'em 4.Mom takes 2 caplets, 3 times a day, and then she's good. Only problem is that the surface of the Pepto caplets aren't glossy-smooth. I think they could be used as a small pink chalk for a blackboard or sidewalk. Their surface is rough enough to give Mom significant trouble swallowing them.But she says she'd rather have the challenge of occasionally gagging on the caplets rather than chew up tablets or drink the liquid.I don't know why Pepto can't provide a tab or cap with a smooth surface. If I can find all the necessary dimensions on the internet, I will pursue purchasing gelatin capsules into which I can place the caplets. Ma will have a much easier time with the smooth surface of a capsule. I don't know what took me so long to think of it.

Evidently proctor and gamble finds that we cannot make this product in the United States

Because of my IBS I have a lot of runny dumps. Sometimes it comes on so fast that I go from no feelings at all to "panic mode" and need to find a bathroom RIGHT NOW in a period of less than five minutes. It's really a bummer. (See what I did there?).When I was younger I could eat just about whatever I wanted without trouble. Now I just look at pizza and I can feel diarrhea forming in my intestines. If trouble sets in, I can basically plan for five or six trips on the porcelain bus over the next two hours, each time just completely painting the bowl.By the time the runny dumps set in, it's basically too late for Pepto. But often I'll make a preemptive strike against my colon and throw a few of these pills back either right before or right after I eat and it seems to help. I get the 'rrhea less frequently than usual with this method.The down side is that these little pink critters really taste foul, like swallowing angry chalk after it's been used to write racial epithets on the sidewalk in front of a Trump rally. But that's a small price to pay for not making doody in my shorts.I like that Amazon sells these in a multi-pack. Whenever I buy 3 or 4 boxes at Target, the cashier looks at me like I have a problem. But let's face it…I do.

I didn’t receive correct quantity. Package only had 1 bottle of 40 caplets instead of 3 bottles for $23.00. I waited a few days to see if another shipment would arrive but no luck yet!