Generic famotidine?

Yes. Generic famotidine is widely available and is the same active drug as brand-name Pepcid. It’s an H2 blocker used for ulcers, GERD/acid reflux, and short-term relief of heartburn.

Common forms and strengths:
- Oral tablets: 10 mg, 20 mg, 40 mg
- Oral suspension: typically around 40 mg per 5 mL (formulation can vary by country)
- Injectable (IV) form for prescription use

General notes:
- OTC dosing for adults (for heartburn/indigestion): often 10–20 mg as needed, up to twice daily (check the package for exact directions in your country).
- Prescription dosing for ulcers/GERD: commonly 20–40 mg twice daily, or as directed by a clinician.
- Generics are usually cheaper than brand-name Pepcid and have the same effectiveness and safety profile.
- Interactions: famotidine can affect absorption of some medicines that require an acidic environment (e.g., certain antifungals, HIV meds). Antacids can interfere with absorption if taken together; separate by a short interval.
- Kidney disease: dose adjustments may be needed.
- Side effects are usually mild (headache, dizziness, constipation); serious side effects are rare.

If you’d like, tell me your country or region and the dose/format you want (e.g., 20 mg tablets, over-the-counter vs prescription), and I can help with price ranges or where to buy.