UlcerGard (omeprazole) Oral Paste Syringe (6.15 gm)

Is it work great?

Worked well for my horse and the price was right. There are 4 doses in a tube.

Verified by my vet today that these are the real deal. Vet warns that there are many fake UlcerGard circulating ony the market. Make sure you purchase from Amazon.

Pricey, but worth it. I start any horse that’s trailering somewhere on it for 2-3 days before their trip, and keep them on it for 2-3 after they’ve returned for ulcer prevention. It works.

I have a horse that suffers from ulcers and gets restless and aggravated by them. This helps calm my horses upset stomach and allows my daughter to be able to compete with him. It is easy to give to my horse and does not seem to be bothered by the taste. It is very effective and helps ease my horse pain for its ulcer.

Works great

My horse got ulcers from a stressful trip with no preventative precautions which is on me, we live and learn. I was going to order this directly from the manufacturer, through a vet, or chewy, but decided to go with Amazon for quicker shipping to treat my boy as fast as I could. After ordering I read the reviews (another mistake of mine) and realized the majority of the reviews after July 25’ are negative (counterfeit really dewormer or expired) so I immediately went to cancel. Even though it was not shipped yet it was unable to be canceled so the next day it came and I received 30x ulcergard tubes all but one in excellent condition (besides one roughed up box). Yes they do expire in 4 months, but they are genuine which is surprising and relieving. Box says Boehringer Ingelheim as it should, not merial, and the tube has no random parasite information and has the dosage marks. I checked all 30 and they are the same. However, I chose “another way to buy” which was around 40 a tube instead of way cheaper. Hundreds more for 30 but still cheaper than the vet or chewy. If I had bought the other way to buy (around 32 dollars) it probably was the counterfeit. I highly recommend just ordering from chewy or your vet. Be careful and picky! This stuff is expensive anywhere and whatever you spend your money on should be legit for your horse.

My go to omeprazole for my horse. The biggest dislike is that the price keeps going up.