Product Images Tamsulosin Hydrochloride

This is a medication bottle containing 100 capsules of a drug called Tamsulosin HCL USP 0.4 mg. The bottle has three labels with the same information, a reorder number (104992), and a lot number (SAMPLE). The instructions recommend that the medication be taken a certain number of times a day. The capsules are orange/green and are manufactured by B Pharmaceuticals Incorporated. The bottle has an expiration date of 01/2050. The remaining text contains a disclaimer advising patients to consult their physician for advice about side effects and suggesting they report any side effects to the FDA. The final line may be a tracking number or some other identifier.*

This appears to be a chart of plasma concentration (in ng/mL) at different time intervals (in hours), with two lines representing fasted and fed conditions. The time intervals are marked on the bottom of the chart, and the plasma concentration values are marked on the left side. The values appear to increase for both fasted and fed conditions initially, and then plateau before decreasing slightly. However, without further context or information it is difficult to determine what the plasma concentration is measuring or what the chart is intended to represent.*

This appears to be a table showing different dosages and durations of a certain "treatment", possibly related to medication or therapy. However, without further context or a clearer image, it is difficult to determine the specifics or implications of the data.*

This is a data table showing the results of a medical treatment. The treatment consisted of three options: 0.8 mg, 0.4 mg, and placebo. The table shows the mean change (in mL/sec) resulting from each treatment option over a period of weeks that is represented by the numbers above the chart. The top row shows the treatment options, the left column shows the number of patients taking each option, and the table contains numerical data for each combination of treatment option and length of treatment.*