How does ranitidine differ in effectiveness, safety and mechanisms of action compared to other H2 blockers commonly prescribed for acid reflux or ulcers?
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Ranitidine efficiently inhibits gastric acid secretion by blocking H2 receptors; however, potential NDMA impurities have led to safety concerns and recalls.