Wellness Basics - Naproxen Sodium (220mg - 80 Count) Liquid Gels - Pain & Fever Relief

Works just as good as name brand although it is still a little expensive on here for some reason. I can usually get it cheaper locally in this case but not as convenient for sure.

The top is harder to open than equally priced bottle at Kroger. The meds seem fine.

These Naproxen Sodium liquid gel caps are great for relieving muscle pain, fever, inflammation, and other minor body and muscular pains. They are long-acting for up to 12 hours, which is convenient for those that have trouble remembering to take pills. The gel caps are smooth and easier to swallow than harder pills, which is helpful for many people.Although these meds are helpful and bring relief for many issues, they aren't without risk, especially for those with other health concerns and/or when used for extended periods of time. Please be careful when using any medication and consult your doctor/health care provider if the problem persists, even with med use.This seems to be an effective generic naproxen medication that is reasonably priced. I will update if I have more info to add over time.Update- After using this med per directions for a knee injury, my stomach has begun to hurt badly. My stomach is sensitive anyway, historically, but I'd been doing well prior to using this. It did help my knee, I feel, after a couple of days, but I can't use it anymore due to the effects on my stomach. This is a known issue with NASIDs, but I've tolerated ibuprofen much better.This isn't really about this brand, as the pills are easy to take, but my reaction to the medication. If you tolerate naproxen sodium then you will probably be okay. I've really not used it in the past.

I woke up this morning with a headache so bad that it made my nauseous. I immediately took 4 Motrin in hopes that it would go away. 4 hours later, I was still suffering. My husband brought me one of these and after only 40 minutes, I was completely better. I went about my day as usual and no more headache. I am a frequent user of Ibuprofen, I had just never thought to try Naproxen. I am so glad I did. This will be a new staple in my medicine cabinet.

As I grow older, I have various aches and pains, and find myself taking pain relievers. To me, some work better than others. Wellness Basics Naproxen sodium capsules reminds me a lot of Aleve, which isn’t one of my favorite pain relievers. Aleve usually doesn’t work or if it does, not as quickly as Tylenol or Excedrin. So while I like the cost of these, 80 liquid gels for under $14, I didn’t get that quick relief that I get from other pain relievers. However, if Aleve works for you, definitely try these.

With a very active family, we frequently have someone with aches and pains. When someone is dealing with a sore ankle or sore back or sore elbow, we often reach for Aleve, and we go through several bottles of it each year. This product contains the same active ingredients as Aleve, but is priced as a generic alternative. So, same effects, lower price. Definitely a solid alternative for Aleve.

Why pay a premium price because it's a pain reliever name you see on TV and in print ads? The generic works just as well without deviating from pain relief given. Which pain reliever you choose is up to you. Sometimes acetaminophen does the trick, other times it's ibuprophen, and yet for others in naproxen.

When I developed Plantar Faciitis, my doctor suggested I take Aleve for the pain because I had reaction to other pain meds. Since then I have taken this pain killer in tablet form. I welcome the liquid gels because they are easier to swallow.