Product Images Divalproex Sodium

This is a graphic displaying the % reduction in CPS (central palsy syndrome) rate for Divalproex Sodium delayed-release tablets compared to a placebo. It also includes a chart with 50% of patients showing improvement, and separate categories for no change and worsening symptoms.*

This text provides instructions on how to handle and open an extra-large capsule without spilling its contents. The capsule contains coated particles that can be added to food. The user needs to twist the capsule apart carefully and sprinkle the contents onto soft food such as applesauce or pudding. It is crucial to swallow the food and sprinkle mixture right away and to drink water to ensure all sprinkles are swallowed. Unused mixture should be discarded, and a new mixture should be prepared each time.*

This is a medication description for Divalproex Sodium Delayed-Release Capsules, USP. It contains 125mg of valproic acid activity and comes in a bottle of 100 capsules. The usual dosage is to swallow the capsule whole or open and sprinkle the contents onto food for administration. The capsules should be stored at a controlled temperature and kept out of reach of children. The package insert contains full prescribing information. The medication should not be used if the blister is torn or broken. The drug product is from NG # 68382-106, Zycus Pharmacouticals (USA) Inc and is distributed by American Health Packaging in Columbus, Ohio.*

This appears to be a list of different types of capsules containing Divalproex Sodium in 125 mg or 128 mg. The capsules have different names including DeleySeRloass, BeloybtRulesso, Dolayos Acase, B leas Copeui, Delayot Aeiese Capiie, Baleyfi Resca Capule, and Onlybe Anesss. Some of the capsules have information about expiration dates and lot numbers.*