Product Images Sumatriptan

This is a chart showing the estimated percentage of patients with relief after taking a placebo (N=127) versus Sumatriptan (N=131). The x-axis shows the time in minutes and the y-axis shows the percentage. It appears that both groups start at 0% relief, and after 20-25 minutes, the Sumatriptan group reaches almost 100% relief, while the Placebo group reaches only around 10% relief.*

This text is not sufficient to provide a useful description as it only contains a list of words without any context or further information.*

This text describes a medication called Sumatriptan, which comes in an injection form with a dosage of 4mg that should be used for subcutaneous injection only. The medication is found in a carton that contains an autoinjector pen, a carrying case, instructions and prescribing information. The product contains dry natural rubber and is only available with a prescription (Rx Only).*

This is a description of the contents of a carton of Prasco Sumatriptan Injection, which contains two prefilled syringe cartridges, each of 0.5 mL, with 6 mg of sumatriptan for subcutaneous injection, and a Sumatriptan Autoinjector Pen. The product contains natural rubber and is only available with a prescription (RxOnly). The given code is possibly the National Drug Code (NDC) of the product.*

This appears to be a partial label of a medication containing sumatriptan as an injectable solution. The National Drug Code (NDC) is listed as 66993-084-79. However, the label seems to be incomplete or corrupted as there are characters such as "\" and "nnnnnnnnnnnnn" that do not provide any useful information.*