"t10" Pill Images

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TL021

Tri Rx

Strength: 27-1 mg
Imprint: TL021
Color: Gray
Shape: Oval

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2775 Heart logo

Avalide

Strength: 12.5 mg / 150 mg
Imprint: 2775 Heart logo
Color: Orange
Shape: Oval

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TL 012

Folic Acid

Strength: 1 mg
Imprint: TL 012
Color: Yellow
Shape: Round

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TL014

Se-Care

Strength: 40-1 mg
Imprint: TL014
Color: Yellow
Shape: Round

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43 ANTARA Reliant logo

Antara

Strength: 43 mg
Imprint: 43 ANTARA Reliant logo
Color: Green / White
Shape: Capsule/Oblong

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TL020

TriAdvance

Strength: prenatal multivitamins with folic acid 1 mg
Imprint: TL020
Color: Green
Shape: Oval

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TL012

FerraPlus 90

Strength: vitamin B complex with C, folic acid, iron and docusate
Imprint: TL012
Color: Gray
Shape: Oval

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TL050

UltimateCare One NF

Strength: Prenatal Multivitamins with Folic Acid 1 mg and Docusate
Imprint: TL050
Color: Red
Shape: Capsule/Oblong

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43 RH405 Reliant Logo

Antara

Strength: 43 mg
Imprint: 43 RH405 Reliant Logo
Color: Green & White

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130 RH405 Reliant Logo

Antara

Strength: 130 mg
Imprint: 130 RH405 Reliant Logo
Color: Green & White

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