Product Images Ibuprofen

This is a label of an Ibuprofen tablets container with its NDC number and storage directions. The container has one 600mg Ibuprofen tablet. The manufacturer is Granules. The remaining text consists of identification numbers and codes not providing further information.*

This is a prescription for Ibuprofen 600 mg tablets manufactured by Granules. It contains 2 tablets, and the patient is advised to take one tablet now and one at bedtime with food or milk. The prescription should be stored at 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit. The NDC number is 54348-830-02, and there is a PT and date section. RX number is given as 0000457.*

This is a description for a medication, Buprofen Tabs 600mg #8. The medication has an NDC number of 54348-830-08, a lot number of 12348, and should be stored at 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit. The manufacturer is Granules. The prescription instructions indicate that one tablet should be taken orally every 6 hours with food or milk for pain relief. The rest of the text contains various codes and numbers that are not useful for the description.*

This is a pharmacy label for Ibuprofen tablets containing 600mg per tablet. The NDC number is 54348-830-10 and it should be stored at a temperature between 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit. The label provides dosing instructions to take one tablet orally every 6-8 hours as needed for pain relief. The manufacturer is Granules. The PT and date fields are blank.*

This is a description of a medication labeled "IBUPROFEN TABS 600MG #20" with the National Drug Code (NDC) 54348-§30-20 to be stored at a temperature range of 68-77 °F. The medication is produced by GRANULES and is recommended to be taken orally four times a day with food or milk to alleviate pain. The rest of the text is in Spanish and appears to be a translation of the instructions given above.*

This text appears to be a medication label for "Buprofen 600mg tabs #12" with a National Drug Code (NDC) of 54348-830-12. There are instructions on the label for taking the tablets orally with food or milk, and to take them as directed by a healthcare provider. The label also includes a lot number, expiration date, and manufacturer information for Granules. Additionally, there is a storage instruction of "Store at 6877 deg F", which is not a valid temperature and is possibly a misread character.*