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How far apart should antacids and interacting medicines be taken?
AAt least two hours
BAt least one full day
CAt least thirty minutes
DAt least five minutes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. At least two hours
Spacing doses by at least two hours is the proposed way to limit antacid interference with absorption of other drugs.
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