Description
The Bacitracin Zinc Ointment is a Bacitracin Zinc first aid ointment for the home, clinic and kit shelf. It is labeled by Major Pharmaceuticals, the labeler of record on the FDA listing for this bacitracin zinc ointment presentation.
- Labeled First Aid Active – Formulated with bacitracin zinc as named on the package panel for this first aid antibiotic.
- Kit Ready Packaging – The package format suits first aid kits, treatment rooms and restock bins, in 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube.
- Package Configurations – Sold as listed in 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube, with each configuration priced from its own packaged cost.
Bacitracin Zinc Ointment in Detail
The package label states that this product temporarily First Aid to help prevent infection in minor cuts scrapes burns. First aid shelves run on labeled, countable stock, and the Major Pharmaceuticals package prints the size, count and NDC where a kit check can verify them. The package states the active ingredient, strength and directions in the standard Drug Facts format, so staff and caregivers can confirm the right bacitracin zinc ointment before use. Buyers who manage a formulary shelf appreciate that the Major Pharmaceuticals label prints the NDC and count for the 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube configurations, which keeps receiving and inventory checks simple.
Features and Benefits
Formula and Labeling
- Clear Package Directions – Prints the application directions and warnings on the ointment container for point of use reference.
- Labeler Traceability – Carries the Major Pharmaceuticals name and NDC for the 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube configurations, supporting kit inventory and expiration checks.
Product Specifications
Drug Facts
- Active Ingredient: Bacitracin Zinc
- Labeled Amount: 500[USP'U]
- Purpose: First Aid Antibiotic
- Dosage Form: Ointment
Package and Labeler
- Configurations: 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube
- NDC by SKU: 370817: 00536-1263-28
- Labeler: Major Pharmaceuticals
- Sold As: Exactly as packaged by the labeler, in the configuration selected
Browse the full first aid range for related bacitracin zinc ointment products in this department. See everything from Major Pharmaceuticals to compare the 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube configurations with the rest of the labeler catalog.
Why Choose This Ointment From Major Pharmaceuticals
Buyers choose the Major Pharmaceuticals label for bacitracin zinc when they want the monograph drug without a brand name premium attached to the same active ingredient. The 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube lineup lets a household buy a single bottle while a facility orders the case configuration on the same listing.
- Kit Stocking Value – First aid consumables turn over constantly, and the Major Pharmaceuticals label prices this ointment for kit programs.
- Counts for Every Kit – The 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube range covers a single refill and a full facility restock on one page.
- Expiration Friendly Labeling – Clear package dating and NDC printing on the 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube configurations make routine kit checks faster for safety officers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this product used for?
Per its package label, it temporarily First Aid to help prevent infection in minor cuts scrapes burns. Follow the application directions printed on the container.
What is the active ingredient?
The package names Bacitracin Zinc in its ingredient panel, at the labeled strength where a strength applies. The full panel also lists the inactive ingredients and the use directions.
Which size should I order?
This listing offers 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube. Single packages refill a home kit, and cases stock facility kits and treatment rooms.
Who labels this product?
Major Pharmaceuticals is the labeler of record for the 500 Units/g Ointment, 28 g Tube configurations, and the package carries its identifying code. It sells as packaged in the case configuration selected for bacitracin zinc.
How should it be stored?
Store at room temperature in the kit or cabinet, as the package directs. Replace stock at the printed expiration date during kit checks.
