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The following 4 images provide visual information about the product associated with Sevelamer Carbonate NDC 50436-0893 by Unit Dose Services, such as packaging, labeling, and the appearance of the drug itself. This resource could be helpful for medical professionals, pharmacists, and patients seeking to verify medication information and ensure they have the correct product.

Label Image - lbl504360893

Label Image - lbl504360893

NDC 50436-0893-1 is a Unit Dose package of Sevelamer Carbonate 800mg tablets, manufactured by a company named "Pockaong romate". The package contains 50 tablets. Dosage information is not readable.*

Chemical Structure/Figure 1 - sevelamer carbonate tabs fig01

Chemical Structure/Figure 1 - sevelamer carbonate tabs fig01

This appears to be a chemical formula represented by the symbols for different molecules and atoms. The letters "NH2" likely refer to a molecule containing one nitrogen atom and two hydrogen atoms, while "NH" and "OH" likely refer to individual nitrogen and oxygen atoms. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the specific chemical compound or reaction being described.*

Figure 2 - sevelamer carbonate tabs fig02

Figure 2 - sevelamer carbonate tabs fig02

This appears to be a graph or chart with data related to the reduction in serum phosphorus levels in patients using sevelamer hydrochloride compared to an active control group. The x-axis appears to represent the reduction in serum phosphorus levels in mg/dL, while the y-axis appears to represent the percentage of patients. The data seems to suggest that sevelamer hydrochloride leads to a greater reduction in serum phosphorus levels compared to the active control group.*

Figure 3 - sevelamer carbonate tabs fig03

Figure 3 - sevelamer carbonate tabs fig03

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