What is ULSAKIT?
ULSAKIT (also commonly called an ulcer kit in Nigeria) is a specialized triple-therapy medication used for the eradication of Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection. This bacterium is the primary cause of stomach ulcers (gastric ulcers) and duodenal ulcers.
ULSAKIT is a convenient co-pack designed to improve treatment success. Instead of managing multiple separate bottles, it provides a standardized 7-day treatment course in 7 easy-to-use blisters.
Active Ingredients & Composition
Each ULSAKIT blister contains three core medications that work together to kill the infection and allow the stomach lining to heal:
- Omeprazole BP (20mg): A proton pump inhibitor that reduces stomach acid.
- Tinidazole BP (500mg): An antimicrobial agent that targets the bacteria.
- Clarithromycin USP (250mg): A macrolide antibiotic.
A full pack contains 7 blisters, with each blister containing 6 capsules (2 of each medication) for a total of 42 capsules.
ULSAKIT Dosage & Administration
For the treatment to be effective, you must complete the full 7-day course even if you start feeling better.
- How to take: Take one unit of each of the three medications (1 Omeprazole + 1 Tinidazole + 1 Clarithromycin) in the morning and the remaining set in the evening.
- Timing: Doses should be taken approximately 12 hours apart, preferably with or after meals.
- Duration: Finish all 7 blisters.
How much is ULSAKIT in Nigeria?
As of June 2026, the ULSAKIT price in Nigeria typically ranges between ₦35,000 and ₦55,000. Prices for the ulcer kit can vary depending on your location and the current pharmaceutical supply chain costs. At GoMed Nigeria, we strive to provide the most competitive prices for authentic medications. You can find the current live price and stock status at the top of this page.
Important Safety Information & Side Effects
ULSAKIT is a prescription-only medication. Common side effects may include a metallic taste in the mouth, nausea, or mild diarrhea.
CRITICAL WARNING: You must NOT consume alcohol while taking ULSAKIT and for at least 72 hours (3 days) after the last dose. Mixing alcohol with Tinidazole causes a severe reaction (disulfiram-like reaction) that leads to intense vomiting, racing heartbeat, and headaches.
If you have questions about this medication or how to manage side effects, you can talk to a GoMed pharmacist for professional guidance.