Diflucan tablets come in various strengths, and each strength has a unique imprint. This helps pharmacists and patients correctly identify the medication.
Common imprints include:
- PFIZER and a number indicating the dosage (e. g., PFIZER 100 for 100mg tablets). A specific number and/or letter combination, unique to the manufacturer’s batch.
Always check the imprint against your prescription to ensure you’re taking the correct medication. Discrepancies warrant a call to your pharmacist immediately.
Factors affecting the appearance:
- Dosage: Higher dosages might have different shapes or sizes. Manufacturer: Different manufacturers may use varying imprints. Age of the pills: Over time, the imprint may become slightly less clear.
If you have any doubts about the authenticity or appearance of your Diflucan pills, contact your doctor or pharmacist. They can verify the medication’s legitimacy and address any concerns.
Never take medication without a valid prescription. Always compare the pill’s imprint to your prescription details. Report any inconsistencies to your pharmacist or doctor.
