Pancrelipase SR Images
What does Pancrelipase SR look like?
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0115 7001
Drug: Pancrelipase SR
Strength: 20000 units / 4500 units / 25000 units
Pill Imprint: 0115 7001
Color: White
0115 7029
Drug: Pancrelipase
Strength: 30000 units / 8000 units / 30000 units
Pill Imprint: 0115 7029
Color: Beige
Shape: Round
ETHEX/AquaPure 048
Drug: Pangestyme UL-12
Strength: Lipase 12,000 U / Amylase 39,000 U / Protease 39,000 U
Pill Imprint: ETHEX/AquaPure 048
Color: Blue / Clear
Shape: Capsule-shape
PAN 5
Drug: Pancrelipase Delayed-Release
Strength: 16,000 units amylase / 3,000 USP units lipase / 10,000 USP units protease
Pill Imprint: PAN 5
Color: White
Shape: Capsule-shape
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