Thanks Kitty.
Aleve is naproxen OTC, which has the lowest to date cardiac side effects, that current studies have demonstrated for that family of drugs. That is always subject to change however.
The liquigel dosing format I find very superior to dry tablets, across the board. (including supplements like Vitamin D).
Dry Aleve did not work for me when I had my tendon injury. So I gave it up back then. I only tried the new liquigel form because I found it on sale one day at Costco. I was very surprised at how nice it really is--and I would never go back now to dry tablets!
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