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Tums products generally use calcium-based antacids (most commonly calcium carbonate) to neutralize stomach acid. Those formulations do not contain aspirin.
Some people mix up antacids like Tums with pain-relief brands that do contain aspirin, but Tums antacids are typically not pain relievers. If you’re looking at a specific Tums package, the only reliable way to confirm is the active ingredients listed on the label.
Look at the “Active ingredients” section on your Tums box or bottle. If aspirin is present, it will be listed there. If you see ingredients like calcium carbonate (and no “aspirin” in active ingredients), then it does not contain aspirin.
If you have an aspirin allergy or take medications that raise bleeding risk, check the label every time you buy or refill. If you tell me the exact Tums name (for example, “Tums Extra Strength” or “Tums Ultra” plus strength), I can help you interpret the active-ingredient list.
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