Check the official medication guide from the manufacturer. This provides the most accurate visual and descriptive information about the pill’s appearance.
Consult your pharmacist. They are medication experts and can visually confirm a pill’s identity. Bring the pill to your local pharmacy for identification.
Use the FDA’s resources. The Food and Drug Administration website offers information on approved medications, including images. Search their database for the medication name.
Consider reputable online medication databases. Many reliable sites offer drug identification tools, including pictures, but always verify their credibility before using them. Be cautious of unverified sites.
| Manufacturer’s Guide | Most accurate information | May require searching online or contacting the company |
| Pharmacist | Immediate visual confirmation, expert advice | Requires a visit to the pharmacy |
| FDA Database | Reliable source, government-backed | May require some technical skill to navigate |
| Reputable Online Databases | Convenient, accessible | Verify credibility before use; risk of misinformation from unreliable sources |
Never rely solely on images found online without verifying their source. Misidentification can be dangerous. Always prioritize verified sources for medication identification.
