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How many tecta pills you can have in a day?
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`Tecta: The usual dose for most indications for Tecta (pantoprazole) is 40 mg once a day. For some specific issues, such as treating H. pylori, it is used twice a day. It is almost never needed more than that. For your specific situation, ask your doctor what is best. Good luck.
Answered 10/6/2015
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