Product Images Metformin Hydrochloride

This is a prescription medication called metformin HCL which contains 500mg and comes in a bottle of 21 white tablets. It is intended to be taken once per day, as directed by a healthcare provider with a valid DEA number. The medication is only available with a prescription, and cannot be refilled. Additional information includes the manufacturer's NDC number and the distributor's GTIN number. The expiration date and lot number are also provided, along with a warning that federal law prohibits the sharing of this medication with anyone other than the patient for whom it was prescribed.*

Metformin HCL is a prescription drug that comes in the form of 28 white tablets with a strength of 500 mg. The recommended dose of this drug is to take 1 tablet daily as directed. The distribution company of the medicine is Calvin Scott & Co Inc, the location of the provider is Albuquerque, NM 87123, and the expiration date is 12/31. The drug label indicates that it is RX only and there are no refills allowed. The GTIN number of the drug is 0030293833301, and the DEA # and the MFG NDC # are not available.*

This is a prescription for Metformin HCL 500mg in the form of 30 white tablets. The patient is directed to take 1 tablet daily as directed. The prescription cannot be refilled and it is for RX only. The prescription includes the CS NDC # 17224-318-30 and MFG NDC # 51224-020-70. There is a serial number on the prescription. The prescription was distributed by Calvin Scott & Co Inc. The DEA# and the provider's address and phone number are not available.*

This is a medication information label for Metformin HCL tablets. The label includes dosage information and directions for use, as well as the product's national drug code (NDC) and expiration date. The manufacturer and distributor information is also listed. The label is available for distribution only with a prescription and cannot be refilled. The text warns about federal laws prohibiting the transfer of the drug to a person other than the patient for whom it was prescribed.*