Aspirin Packs Tablet, Film Coated
Product Images NDC 70385-2006

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This gallery contains 6 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Aspirin Packs (NDC 70385-2006). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

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116r Mdq 2 Aspirin (116r Mdq 2 Aspirin 11647 5 6 22 Label)

116r Mdq 2 Aspirin (116r Mdq 2 Aspirin 11647 5 6 22 Label)
Aspirin Packs 325 mg film-coated tablets packaging label from Medique, a Sina Health Inc product. The label shows 200 tablets in tamper-evident unit dose packets, emphasizing aspirin as a pain reliever and fever reducer (NSAID). It includes Drug Facts with active ingredient, uses, warnings, directions, and storage information. Contact and barcode details appear on the back panel.*
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116r Mdq Aspirin 11647 (116r Mdq Aspirin 11647 5 6 22 Label)

116r Mdq Aspirin 11647 (116r Mdq Aspirin 11647 5 6 22 Label)
Aspirin Packs Pain Reliever/Fever Reducer (NSAID) tablets, 325 mg, film coated, oral dosage form. The package contains 200 tablets in tamper-evident unit dose packets from Sina Health Inc. The label emphasizes that the product is for households without young children and lists uses, warnings, directions, and inactive ingredients.*
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116r Mf 2 Aspirin (116r Mf 2 Aspirin 80533 Rev 5 6 22 For Listing Only Label)

116r Mf 2 Aspirin (116r Mf 2 Aspirin 80533 Rev 5 6 22 For Listing Only Label)
Aspirin Packs by Sina Health Inc, film-coated oral tablets each containing 325 mg of aspirin. The packaging is primarily pink with white and black text, highlighting the product as a pain reliever and fever reducer (NSAID). The carton holds 100 tablets in tamper-evident unit dose packets and includes drug facts, warnings, inactive ingredients, and manufacturer information.*
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116r Mf Aspirin 80533 (116r Mf Aspirin 80533 Rev 5 6 22 For Listing Only Label)

116r Mf Aspirin 80533 (116r Mf Aspirin 80533 Rev 5 6 22 For Listing Only Label)
Aspirin Packs 5 Grain (325 mg) film-coated tablets in unit dose packets by Sina Health Inc. The packaging highlights aspirin as a pain reliever and fever reducer (NSAID) with a tamper evident seal. The box contains 100 tablets divided into 50 packets of 2 tablets each. The label compares the active ingredient to Genuine Bayer aspirin and states it is for households without young children, with standard drug facts and warnings included.*
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116r Mfp 2 Aspirin (116r Mfp 2 Aspirin 90548 Rev 5 6 22 Label)

116r Mfp 2 Aspirin (116r Mfp 2 Aspirin 90548 Rev 5 6 22 Label)
Aspirin Packs 325 mg (NSAID) film-coated oral tablets packaging label by Sina Health Inc. The carton contains 250 tablets (125 x 2's) in tamper-evident unit dose packets. The label highlights aspirin as a pain reliever and fever reducer, with warnings, uses, and drug facts provided. The packaging compares the active ingredient to Bayer and includes manufacturer contact information and a barcode.*
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116r Mfp Aspirin (116r Mfp Aspirin 90548 Rev 5 6 22 Label)

116r Mfp Aspirin (116r Mfp Aspirin 90548 Rev 5 6 22 Label)
Aspirin Packs film-coated tablet packaging, with strength 325 mg listed as an NSAID. The package is labeled under the brand Medi First Plus and states it is a pain reliever and fever reducer. The carton holds 250 tablets in tamper-evident unit dose packets, manufactured by Sina Health Inc. Directions and safety warnings are included on the label.*

* About these descriptions: Image descriptions on this page are generated by automated AI analysis of the product label images from the manufacturer's FDA label submission (SPL). They are provided for reference only and may contain errors or omissions. Always rely on the printed label itself and the official FDA labeling, and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional with any questions about this product.