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What's in Tums vs Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews?

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Tums lists calcium carbonate as its only active ingredient, while Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews add magnesium hydroxide; both labels list sucrose and starch.

This page compares the two labels' ingredient lists as DailyMed carries them, not what either product does. Tums: the label on DailyMed from Haleon US Holdings LLC lists 11 ingredients, 7 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Tums. Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews: the label on DailyMed from The Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company lists 13 ingredients, 10 of them MoleculeFinder molecules. What's in Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews.

Active ingredients

Tums

Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews

  • dimethicone (active; not yet a MoleculeFinder molecule)

Inactive ingredients both list 3

Only on Tums's label 7

Only on Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews's label 7

Common questions

What is the difference between Tums and Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews?
Tums lists calcium carbonate as its only active ingredient, while Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews add magnesium hydroxide; both labels list sucrose and starch.
What is the active ingredient in Tums and in Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews?
Tums's label lists calcium carbonate 500 mg, antacid as its active ingredient. Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews's label lists calcium carbonate 1330 mg, antacid, magnesium hydroxide 235 mg, antacid and dimethicone (not yet a MoleculeFinder molecule) as active ingredients.
Which ingredients do Tums and Rolaids Advanced Soft Chews share?
Both labels list calcium carbonate, starch, Allura Red AC and sucrose.

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