Description
The Omeprazole Delayed Release Tablets is a Omeprazole Magnesium acid reducer tablet for frequent heartburn, labeled for a treatment course as its Drug Facts panel directs. Facilities restock this omeprazole magnesium tablet because the Major Pharmaceuticals label keeps the drug facts, the 20mg strength and the count unambiguous on every package.
- Acid Reducer Active – Contains Omeprazole Magnesium at 20mg, the active ingredient and strength named on the Drug Facts panel.
- Course Ready Counts – Offered in 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count, which map to the labeled treatment course lengths for this drug.
- Package Configurations – Sold as listed in 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count, with each configuration priced from its own packaged cost.
Omeprazole Delayed Release Tablets in Detail
The label states that this product treats frequent heartburn occurring two or more days a week. Acid reducers in this class are taken as a course, and the Drug Facts panel gives the course length, the dosing schedule and the warnings to read before starting. Because the Drug Facts panel follows the FDA monograph format, the same omeprazole magnesium tablet 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 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count range where a receiving clerk can verify them at a glance.
Features and Benefits
Formula and Labeling
- Full Drug Facts Panel – Prints the course directions, warnings and maximum use period for this acid reducer on every package.
- Labeler Traceability – The Major Pharmaceuticals name and NDC for the 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count configurations print on the carton for receiving and inventory checks.
Product Specifications
Drug Facts
- Active Ingredient: Omeprazole Magnesium
- Labeled Amount: 20mg
- Purpose: Acid Reducer
- Dosage Form: Tablet
Package and Labeler
- Configurations: 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count
- NDC by SKU: 371070: 00536-1322-13
- Labeler: Major Pharmaceuticals
- Compared To: Prilosec
- Sold As: Exactly as packaged by the labeler, in the configuration selected
Browse the full medications range for related omeprazole magnesium tablet products in this department. See everything from Major Pharmaceuticals to compare the 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count configurations with the rest of the labeler catalog.
Why Choose This Tablet From Major Pharmaceuticals
The value in this listing is the combination of a labeler grade package and a real choice of 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count. A caregiver can start with one package, and a purchasing manager can move to the case without changing products or leaving the omeprazole magnesium NDC family.
- Course Pricing Without the Brand – Acid reducer courses are a repeat purchase, and the Major Pharmaceuticals label prices the same monograph drug for value.
- Counts That Match the Course – The 20 mg Delayed Release Tablets, 42 Count options line up with how this drug is actually taken, one course at a time.
- Facility and Home Alike – Clinics stock it for patient recommendation fulfillment, and homes buy the identical labeler package here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who labels this product?
Major Pharmaceuticals is the labeler of record, and the NDC is printed on the package. The product sells exactly as packaged in the selected configuration.
When should I ask a doctor instead?
The Drug Facts warnings name the symptoms and conditions that need a doctor's review before use. Read that panel before starting a course.
How is this acid reducer taken?
Follow the course directions on the Drug Facts panel exactly, including the number of days in a course. Per the label, it treats frequent heartburn occurring two or more days a week.
What is the active ingredient?
The active ingredient is Omeprazole Magnesium at 20mg per unit. The package lists the complete ingredient panel and warnings.
How does it compare to the brand?
The distributor file compares this listing to Prilosec. The Major Pharmaceuticals version lists the same active ingredient and strength on its Drug Facts panel.
