Product Images Voriconazole

This is a medication description for Voriconazole Tablets that come in a 50 mg dose and are sold in a bottle containing 30 tablets. The medication needs to be stored at a controlled room temperature between 15° to 30°C (59° to 86°F) and dispensed in tight containers as per the USP. Additional patient information will be provided separately to the pharmacist. The dosage and use instructions can be found in the accompanying prescribing information. The medication is manufactured by Novel Laboratories Inc., located in Somerset, NJ 08873. The product's lot number is mentioned and the text includes the warning that this product is for Rx only.*

This is a prescription medication called Voriconazole. The package contains 500 tablets, each coated with a film and containing 200 mg of the medicine. The medication should be stored in controlled room temperature and dispense to patients in a tight container. The pharmacist is required to provide a patient information sheet separately. The dosage and use details are provided in the accompanying prescribing information. The medication is manufactured by Novel Laboratories, Inc. and the NDC number is 40032-089-05.*

Voriconazole is a medication that comes in the form of tablets and is encoded with 0mg conazol. The tablets are packaged in a unit dose of 30 tablets that are further divided into 3 strips of 10 tablets each. The pharmacist must not dispense if the individual blister unit is open or torn. The patient must be provided with an information sheet separately. The description and usage should be accompanied by professional advice. The medication should be kept in a cool and dry place with a storage temperature between 15 to 30 degree Celsius. The text also contains a product code, but no additional information is available.*

This is a description of Voriconazole Tablets. The dosage and use of this medication are provided. The storage temperature is also mentioned. The manufacturer is listed as Norel Laboratores, Inc. The rest of the description is either unreadable or unavailable.*