LM324 quad or LM358 dual. (low power)
MC33171 single, MC33172 dual and MC33174 quad. (low power)
MC34071 single, MC34072 dual and MC34074 quad. (normal power)
They all work with a 5V supply and their input common mode range includes ground.
The LM324 needs negative input bias current for its transistors.
It is low-power so is slow and doesn't work at and above mid-high audio frequencies.
Its output doesn't swing rail-to-rail.
The LM324 needs negative input bias current for its transistors.
It is low-power so is slow and doesn't work at and above mid-high audio frequencies.
Its output doesn't swing rail-to-rail.
Most opamps need a positive input bias current for their NPN input transistors so I mentioned this one's different negative input bias current for its PNP input transistors.
Like any opamp, you just must be careful to match the source resistance of each input to avoid input offset. Then the negative input current in the source resistors will be the same and the opamp's input voltages will both be slightly positive and the same.
When you are looking for an equivalent, Digikey has a good search engine. Either put in the part number you want or just "op amp". I found LMV712MM which is BI-CMOS, rail to rail input and output, dual, but is surface mount.