1. by: Christian Julian

    I did have some mild nausea, so I took it with food, which helped a lot. As with any antibiotic, it’s important to finish the entire prescription and follow your doctor’s instructions carefully.

  2. by: Nathan Cottrell

    I did experience some mild stomach upset, so I made sure to take it with food as recommended. Like all antibiotics, it’s important to take the full prescribed course, even if you start to feel better.

  3. by: James Gomez

    One thing to note is that it can cause drowsiness and sometimes lightheadedness, so I take it at times when I can rest afterward. As with any muscle relaxer, it’s important to follow your doctor’s instructions and not mix it with alcohol or other sedatives.

  4. by: Ramon White

    I decided to try the generic version of Aleve (naproxen sodium), and I’m glad I did. It works just as well for relieving my headaches, back pain, and joint stiffness as the brand-name Aleve, but at a much lower cost. The tablets are easy to take, and I usually feel relief for up to 12 hours, which is exactly what I experienced with the brand.

  5. by: Diana Blake

    I recently purchased the generic version of Antivert (meclizine), and it’s been a great, cost-effective alternative to the brand name. The tablets work just as well for controlling my dizziness and motion sickness, with no noticeable difference in effectiveness compared to Antivert.