"potassium chloride" Pill Images

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UPSHER-SMITH 0102 KCl 10 MEQ

Klor-Con Sprinkle

Strength: 10 mEq
Imprint: UPSHER-SMITH 0102 KCl 10 MEQ
Color: Yellow
Shape: Capsule/Oblong

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Slow-K

Strength: 8 mEq
Imprint: Slow-K
Color: Orange
Shape: Round

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KLOTRIX BL 10MEQ 770

Klotrix

Strength: 10 MEQ
Imprint: KLOTRIX BL 10MEQ 770
Color: Orange
Shape: Round

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UPSHER-SMITH 0101 KCl 8 MEQ

Klor-Con Sprinkle

Strength: 8 mEq
Imprint: UPSHER-SMITH 0101 KCl 8 MEQ
Color: Blue
Shape: Capsule/Oblong

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MICRO-K Ther-Rx 010

Micro-K

Strength: 8 mEq
Imprint: MICRO-K Ther-Rx 010
Color: Orange
Shape: Capsule/Oblong

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K-TAB

K-Tab

Strength: 8 mEq (600 mg)
Imprint: K-TAB
Color: Yellow
Shape: Round

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KAON-CL 10

Kaon-cl 10

Strength: 10 MEQ
Imprint: KAON-CL 10
Color: White
Shape: Round

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MICRO-K 10 Ther-Rx 009

Micro-K 10

Strength: 10 mEq
Imprint: MICRO-K 10 Ther-Rx 009
Color: Orange & White
Shape: Capsule/Oblong

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K-lor

Strength: 20 MEQ
Imprint: logo
Color: Yellow
Shape: Round

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TEN-K

Ten-K

Strength: 10 MEQ
Imprint: TEN-K
Color: White
Shape: Oval

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