Product Images Lamotrigine

This appears to be a product label for Lamotr, a medication that comes in extended-release tablets. The label cautions that the product is available for prescription only and is intended to be taken once a day. Each bottle contains 30 tablets. The rest of the text is not legible due to errors.*

This appears to be a medication label for the drug Lamotrigine, which comes in the form of 200 mg extended-release tablets. It is intended to be taken once a day and caution is advised when dispensing the product. The label also includes a National Drug Code (NDC) and a phone number to contact the manufacturer (KARE.).*

This appears to be a mixture of scrambled text and relevant information. The available text describes a tablet of "Lamotr" in a "Vority Product Dispensed" format. It is proposed for "Rx Only." The tablet is an "Extended-Release" medicine and should be taken "Once A Day." The tablet is cautioned to dispense, and the packaging consists of "30 Tablets." The rest of the text is non-readable or garbled.*

The text appears to be a description of a medication named "Lamotrigine" which is extended-release tablets to be taken once daily, with a warning for its use. There is also a caution statement mentioned. However, there is not enough information available on its directions, usage, and side effects to provide a comprehensive description of the medication's benefits or drawbacks.*

This appears to be a chart or graph displaying the responder rates and improvement/worsening percentages for Lamotrigine Extended-Release and Placebo treatments, with numbers and percentages shown for each group. The text does not provide any further context or explanation.*