Description
The Loperamide Hydrochloride Oral Solution is a Loperamide Hydrochloride solution labeled to control the symptoms of diarrhea. Facilities restock this loperamide hydrochloride solution because the Major Pharmaceuticals label keeps the drug facts, the 1mg strength and the count unambiguous on every package.
- Labeled Active – Contains Loperamide Hydrochloride as the active ingredient, at the strength stated on the Drug Facts panel.
- Full Drug Facts Panel – Prints uses, dosing by age and warnings for this antidiarrheal on every package.
- Package Configurations – Sold as listed in 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint, with each configuration priced from its own packaged cost.
Loperamide Hydrochloride Oral Solution in Detail
The Drug Facts label states that this product controls the symptoms of diarrhea. The panel gives the dose by age, the maximum per day and the warnings that apply, including when diarrhea needs a doctor's attention instead. Each carton carries the full Drug Facts panel for this loperamide hydrochloride product, including warnings and directions written for the labeled user group. That consistency is why the Major Pharmaceuticals version of loperamide hydrochloride in 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint shows up on so many clinic and long term care order guides.
Features and Benefits
Formula and Labeling
- Kit Friendly Counts – Offered in 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint, sized for a home cabinet, a travel kit or a facility case.
- Labeler Traceability – The Major Pharmaceuticals name and NDC for the 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint configurations appear on the package for receiving and inventory control.
Product Specifications
Drug Facts
- Active Ingredient: Loperamide Hydrochloride
- Labeled Amount: 1mg
- Purpose: Antidiarrheal
- Dosage Form: Solution
Package and Labeler
- Configurations: 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint
- NDC by SKU: 701021: not printed in file
- Labeler: Major Pharmaceuticals
- Compared To: Immodium AD Solution
- Sold As: Exactly as packaged by the labeler, in the configuration selected
Browse the full medications range for related loperamide hydrochloride solution products in this department. See everything from Major Pharmaceuticals to compare the 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint configurations with the rest of the labeler catalog.
Why Choose This Solution From Major Pharmaceuticals
Store brand and facility buyers land on Major Pharmaceuticals for loperamide hydrochloride because the label is consistent from the smallest count to the case pack. The 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint options on this page cover both trial quantities and restock quantities in one place.
- Ready Before It Is Needed – Diarrhea relief is bought ahead and kept on hand, and the Major Pharmaceuticals label prices that readiness reasonably.
- Counts for Kits and Cabinets – The 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint options fit a single household or a facility stocking multiple kits.
- Label Consistency – The same Drug Facts panel across reorders keeps staff and caregivers working from identical directions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it compare to the brand?
The distributor file compares this listing to Immodium AD Solution. The Major Pharmaceuticals version shows the same active ingredient and strength on its label.
Which size should I order?
This listing offers 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint. Single packages suit homes and travel, and cases suit facility stocking.
Who labels this product?
Major Pharmaceuticals is the labeler of record, with the NDC for the 1 mg/7.5 mL Oral Solution, 120 mL, Mint configurations printed on the package. It sells exactly as packaged in the selected case configuration for loperamide hydrochloride.
When should diarrhea be seen by a doctor?
The Drug Facts warnings describe the duration and symptoms that need medical attention. Read that panel before use, especially for young children.
What does this product do?
Per its label, it controls the symptoms of diarrhea. Follow the dosing directions and the stated daily maximum on the Drug Facts panel.
