Product Images Chlorthalidone

Each tablet contains 25 mg of Chlorthalidone, USP. Chlorthalidone is a medication used to treat high blood pressure and fluid retention. The tablets are manufactured by Aopco Pharma and C D Reddy's Laboratories. The recommended dosage should be accompanied by prescribing information. The container should be kept tightly closed. Available in a bottle of 100 tablets.*

This appears to be a description of a pharmaceutical product package for Chlorthalidone Tablets, USP with a dosage of 25mg. The package contains 1000 tablets and is for pharmacy use only with a prescription. The product comes from the company Dr. Reddys and has a unique product code of NDG 43565-719-10. There is also a reference to dosage instructions of "S aczcprying" but it is unclear what that means in this context.*

Chlorthalidone is a medication available in tablet form with a strength of 50mg. This particular product is sold as a prescription-only medication with a supply of 1000 tablets per container. Any other information about the medication or usage instructions is not provided in the text. The rest of the text consists of illegible characters and is not useful for providing any additional information.*

Chlorthalidone is a prescription medication in tablet form with a strength of 50 milligrams per tablet. Each tablet contains Chlorthalidone USP. The pills should be stored in a light-resistant, child-proof container and kept in a cool, dry place at controlled room temperature. This medication should be kept out of reach of children and pets. The manufacturer of this medication is Appeo Pharma LLC and it is manufactured for Redys Laboratories. There is no additional information available in the provided text.*

The text seems to be an incomplete chemical formula. It mentions the molecular formula of a compound, which includes 14 atoms of a certain element (having a symbol likely resembling "y") and 4 atoms of chlorine. The molecular weight of the compound is given as 338.76. However, the first few lines of the text are not legible, and hence, the context and name of the compound cannot be determined.*