Compare to Prilosec OTC. Stop the painful burning sensation of frequent heartburn before it begins with Equate Omeprazole Delayed Release Tablets 20 mg. Omeprazole is the #1 Active Ingredient for Frequent Heartburn (based on iRi sales volume among PPI products sold in the United States, for the 52 weeks ending 01/01/23). When used as directed for 14 days, Omeprazole prevents heartburn that is frequent in nature and provides long-lasting, 24-hour relief so you can enjoy every moment with family and friends. This heartburn medicine may take one to four days for full effect, although some people get complete relief of symptoms within 24 hours. Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs), like Omeprazole, work differently from antacid tablets and other acid reducer pills. These heartburn relief treatments only neutralize the stomach acid and provide shorter relief (less than 24 hours). Omeprazole stops acid production at the source, preventing the acid that causes heartburn symptoms for relief that lasts all day and night. This heartburn medicine is a 14-day course of treatment that should be taken once every 24 hours for 14 days to treat frequent heartburn flare-ups. For adults 18 years and older suffering from frequent heartburn that occurs two or more days a week.

• #1 Active Ingredient: Omeprazole is the #1 Active Ingredient for Frequent Heartburn (based on iRi sales volume among PPI products sold in the United States, for the 52 weeks ending 01/01/23). Compare to Prilosec OTC.
• 24-Hour Relief: Heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus, causing uncomfortable heartburn symptoms. When taken as directed, this 24-hour treatment helps to relieve the painful burning sensation of frequent heartburn symptoms.
• Frequent Heartburn Relief: For frequent heartburn that occurs two or more days a week, take once every 24 hours for 14 days. This heartburn medicine is not intended for immediate relief of heartburn and may take one to four days for full effect.
• Physician Recommended: Omeprazole is a PPI, the #1 Physician Recommended type of OTC acid reducer (of U.S. physicians surveyed by an independent market research firm); FSA/HSA eligible.
• Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI): Each dose of Omeprazole deactivates pumps in the stomach lining to inhibit acid production (and its overproduction) at the source.