How many Metamucil wafers can you take a day?

How many Metamucil wafers can you take a day?

2 wafers
Adult Dosage: 3.4g of powder in 8oz liquid, or 2 wafers or 5 caps with 8oz liquid 1–3 times daily, or 5 caps plus calcium with 8oz liquid up to 4 times daily.

Is Sugar Free Metamucil good for you?

Metamucil is the only #1 Doctor Recommended Brand‡ containing 100% natural source psyllium fibre for multi-health benefits. Metamucil Powder with No Added Sweetener is a great way to add fibre to your day and is the only leading fibre supplement brand containing psyllium fibre for multi-health benefits.

Is Sugar Free Metamucil good for diabetics?

You might not believe it but Metamucil is great for diarrhea. The fiber is great for diabetics too. It slows the digestion of carbs so it controls blood sugar spikes.

How long does it take for Metamucil wafers to work?

It may take 1 to 3 days before this medication starts working. Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, take it at the same time(s) each day. Do not take this medication for more than 7 days unless directed by your doctor.

When should I take Metamucil wafers?

SHOULD I TAKE IT BEFORE OR AFTER MEALS? Any time of day is appropriate to take Metamucil as long as an adequate intake of fluids (at least 240 mL of water or liquid per serving) is consumed. We recommend taking Metamucil three times per day at mealtimes as a convenient way to get the benefits of Metamucil.

Does Metamucil raise blood pressure?

Metamucil may also lead to a drop in your blood pressure.

How often should you take Metamucil wafers?

We recommend taking Metamucil three times per day at mealtimes as a convenient way to get the benefits of Metamucil. However, if you are taking Metamucil to help to temporarily suppress appetite you should take it before eating. Bulk-forming fibres like psyllium husk, may affect how well medicines work.

What medications should not be taken with Metamucil?

View interaction reports for Metamucil (psyllium) and the medicines listed below.

• acetaminophen.
• amlodipine.
• aspirin.
• Aspirin Low Strength (aspirin)
• atorvastatin.
• Fish Oil (omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids)
• gabapentin.
• ibuprofen.