Pepto Bismol Canada

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Pepto Bismol Coupons

This coupon will save you the following;

  •   Save $1.50 when you buy any ONE Pepto Bismol® LiquiCaps
  • Save $1.00 when you buy any ONE Peto Bismol product.

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    Prices at Walmart ( Regular)

    • Chewables 12 counts $4.26
    • Chewables 24 counts $5.33
    • Chewables 48 counts $7.47
    • Liquid (Original) $6.46
    • Cherry Liquid $7.47
    • Extra Strength Liquid $7.47
    • Original Liquid (115ml) $3.47

    Pepto Bismol History & About

    Pepto-Bismol was invented back in 1901 by a New York doctor. As an infant diarrhea remedy.  P&G Company then acquired it in 1982.

    Pepto-Bismo can be bought at any drug store across Canada. It treats minor digestive products such as heartburn, nausea, diarrhea and upset stomach.

    • You can purchase it via liquid or chewable tablets.

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    More on Pepto Bismol

    Pepto-Bismol is a drug now manufactured by The Procter & Gamble to treat digestive system problems. It is available in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.  The primary symptoms treated by Pepto-Bismol are indigestion, nausea, upset stomach, heartburn, diarrhea, and other discomforts of the stomach and gastrointestinal tract.

    Pepto-Bismol is produced in swallowable caplets and chewable tablets; however, its thick liquid version is the brand’s most known product. This product is a medium pink coloured with a strong flavour of cherry or wintergreen.

    A doctor created Pepto-Bismol in New York in 1901. Norwich Pharmacal Company first marketed it as a diarrhea remedy named Bismosal. In 1919, the product was renamed Pepto-Bismol. In 1982, Procter and Gamble acquired Norwich Eaton Pharmaceuticals.