Medicine pack check sheet

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• This page precisely displays PRILOSEC OTC delayed-release tablets, 20 mg, in a 42-tablet carton (3 blisters × 14 tablets). It does not represent PRILOSEC prescription delayed-release capsules, delayed-release oral suspension or another omeprazole product; a shared name, 20 mg strength or similar package number does not make products self-interchangeable.
• “Delayed release/enteric” describes how a formulation is designed to release and pass through the stomach environment; it does not mean “stronger” or that one unit can generally be split for two uses. Opening, sprinkling, splitting, crushing or changing form can only be confirmed from the current label for that exact product and a pharmacist.
• The label also lists several co-medications that may be affected through gastric acidity or metabolic pathways. When antiplatelet, anticoagulant, antiseizure, antiviral, immunosuppressant or other prescription medicines are used, bring the complete list to a pharmacist; do not self-stop, replace or add a medicine because an online page mentions a “stomach-medicine interaction.”
• The exact pack on this page comes from a U.S. 2025 OTC label, while the FDA document used to distinguish prescription capsules and suspension is a 2010 historical record. Neither establishes current strengths, packaging, indications or availability in China or another market. Swallowing difficulty, vomiting blood, black stools or chest pain are not situations for self-assessment from a webpage.