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What the label states

Heartburn and acid indigestion

4 products in the FDA listing carry a label that states this use in its own words.

4
products
1
active ingredients used
0
prescription only
Chewing gum, Lozenge
dosage forms

These are the label's claims, not ours. A product appears here because the Uses statement on its own FDA label mentions this, and for no other reason. This page does not say any of them works, does not compare them, and does not recommend one. If you are deciding what to take, that conversation belongs with a pharmacist.

Antacid labels. These are chewed or dissolved in the mouth but act on the stomach.

Which ingredients carry this claim

Active ingredientProductsStrength range
Calcium Carbonate4250 to 750 mg

Strength range is across every product containing that ingredient on this site, not only the ones on this page.

Every product whose label states this

ProductActive ingredientsStrengthFormLabeller
Alka-Seltzer Cool Action Heartburn Relief Mint Calcium Carbonate750 mgChewing gumBayer HealthCare LLC.
Alka-Seltzer Heartburn Relief Peppermint Calcium Carbonate750 mgChewing gumBayer HealthCare LLC.
Antacid Melts Calcium Carbonate250 mgLozengeQuest Products, LLC
CHOOZ Calcium Carbonate500 mgChewing gumLeosons Overseas Corp.

Uses read from the openFDA drug label API, retrieved 4 September 2026, matched against each product's own Uses statement. Products with no structured label on file cannot appear on any use page. How this matching works.

Calcium Carbonate products on Amazon

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