Description
Children's Ibuprofen Oral Suspension gives homes and facilities the Major Pharmaceuticals label of ibuprofen in practical 15 or 5 mL. The listing belongs to the Major Pharmaceuticals OTC catalog, and this ibuprofen presentation in 15 or 5 mL is stocked by pharmacies and care facilities nationwide.
- Labeled Strength – Each suspension unit carries the labeled 100mg of ibuprofen, matching the dose stated in the Drug Facts directions.
- Full Drug Facts Panel – Prints uses, warnings and directions for ibuprofen on every package in the 15 or 5 mL range, including the daily maximum dose.
- Package Configurations – Sold as listed in 15 or 5 mL, with each configuration priced from its own packaged cost.
About This Ibuprofen Presentation
This suspension temporarily relieves minor aches and pains and temporarily reduces fever, as its Drug Facts panel states. Facilities stock the Major Pharmaceuticals label because the strength, count and NDC are printed where receiving can verify them for ibuprofen, and homes buy the same label in smaller counts. Because the Drug Facts panel follows the FDA monograph format, the same ibuprofen suspension serves a home caregiver following the label directions and a facility stocking to a standing protocol. The Major Pharmaceuticals packaging prints the count and NDC for the 15 or 5 mL range where a receiving clerk can verify them at a glance.
Features and Benefits
Formula and Labeling
- Count Choices – Offered in 15 or 5 mL, so the same listing covers a home cabinet and a facility restock.
- Labeler Traceability – The Major Pharmaceuticals name and NDC for the 15 or 5 mL configurations appear on the package for lot level inventory and recall checks.
Packaging and Counts
- Compare and Save – The listing file compares this product to Motrin, with the same active ingredient at the labeled strength.
Product Specifications
Drug Facts
- Active Ingredient: Ibuprofen
- Labeled Amount: 100mg
- Purpose: Pain Reliever And Fever Reducer
- Dosage Form: Suspension
Package and Labeler
- Configurations: 15 or 5 mL
- NDC by SKU: 242107: 00904-5463-35 | 700760: 00904-5309-20 | 005979: 00904-5577-20 | 263246: 00904-5309-09
- Labeler: Major Pharmaceuticals
- Compared To: Motrin
- Sold As: Exactly as packaged by the labeler, in the configuration selected
Browse the full pain relief range for related ibuprofen suspension products in this department. See everything from Major Pharmaceuticals to compare the 15 or 5 mL configurations with the rest of the labeler catalog.
Why Choose This Suspension From Major Pharmaceuticals
The value in this listing is the combination of a labeler grade package and a real choice of 15 or 5 mL. A caregiver can start with one package, and a purchasing manager can move to the case without changing products or leaving the ibuprofen NDC family.
- Monograph Value – Delivers the labeled ibuprofen dose in suspension form without a national brand premium, which matters on a product households reorder often.
- One Listing, Every Buyer – The 15 or 5 mL range lets a caregiver buy one bottle and a facility buy the case from the same page.
- Trusted Labeler Shelf Stock – Major Pharmaceuticals packages this suspension in 15 or 5 mL for pharmacy and facility channels, so the presentation stays consistent across orders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the active ingredient and strength?
The active ingredient is Ibuprofen, at 100mg per unit. The package for the 15 or 5 mL configurations lists the full ingredient panel and the warnings for this drug.
How does it compare to the brand name version?
This listing is compared to Motrin in the distributor file. The Drug Facts panel shows the same active ingredient and strength as the monograph standard for ibuprofen in suspension form.
Which count should I choose?
Options here are 15 or 5 mL. Smaller counts suit home use, while the larger counts and cases suit clinics, schools and care facilities stocking this ibuprofen suspension.
Who labels this product?
Major Pharmaceuticals is the labeler of record for the 15 or 5 mL configurations, with its NDC printed on the package. The product is sold as packaged in the package configuration you select for ibuprofen.
Are there warnings I should read first?
Yes. The Drug Facts panel carries the class warnings for ibuprofen, including dose limits and when to ask a doctor, and it should be read before the first dose.
