Product Images Tamsulosin Hydrochloride

This is a label for a medication called Tamsulosin. Each bottle contains 90 capsules with 0.4mg per capsule. It has lot numbers and an expiration date of 12/2023. The label provides directions to take the medication by mouth, 1 capsule, multiple times a day. In case of side effects, patients are advised to call their doctor or report it to the FDA. There is additional text on the label that is unreadable due to errors.*

The text appears to be a figure caption or description for a graph showing the mean plasma concentration of tamsulosin hydrochloride at different time points after a single dose of 0.4 mg under fasted and fed conditions. However, the figure itself and more context is needed to provide a more complete description.*

This is a figure showing the mean change from baseline in total AUA symptom score (ranging from 0 to 35) for different treatments in Study 2. The treatments include O-O-0.08mg LNt, 0.4mg, and placebo. The figure also includes the duration of treatment in weeks. No further information is provided.*

This is a figure (Figure 3A) displaying the mean increase in peak urine flow rate in L/Sec for study 1. The x-axis represents the duration of treatment in weeks, while the y-axis represents the mean change in mL/sec in peak urine flow rate. The treatment groups are represented by symbols on the graph: 25 -O—O-—0-08mg, -A-=A=2x 0.4mg, and FPlacebo. There are also numerical values for the mean change in peak urine flow rate in mL/sec for each of the treatment groups at different time points (7, 10, 13, and LOGF [not sure what this means]). The number of people in each treatment group is also listed in parentheses next to the time points.*

This text is a figure caption showing the mean increase in peak urine flow rate in Study 2 over the course of treatment in weeks. Specific values are not available in the text.*