Procardia Images
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Results 1 - 5 of 5 for "Procardia"
Pill Identifier
PROCARDIA 20 PFIZER 261
Drug: PROCARDIA
Strength: 20 MG
Imprint: PROCARDIA 20 PFIZER 261
Color: Orange / Yellow
Shape: Elliptical / Oval
PROCARDIA PFIZER 260
PROCARDIA XL 60
Drug: Procardia XL
Strength: 60 mg
Imprint: PROCARDIA XL 60
Color: Pink
Shape: Round
PROCARDIA XL 30
Drug: Procardia XL
Strength: 30 mg
Imprint: PROCARDIA XL 30
Color: Pink
Shape: Round
PROCARDIA XL 90
Drug: Procardia XL
Strength: 90 mg
Imprint: PROCARDIA XL 90
Color: Pink
Shape: Round
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