Medicine pack check sheet

Source-linked reading points

• 0.5 mg and 1 mg are labelled tablet strengths; 0.05 mg/mL is the oral-solution concentration. mg, mg/mL, tablet count and millilitre amount are not the same unit and cannot be self-converted, substituted or adjusted because package numbers look similar.
• The DailyMed 0.5 mg tablet image only corresponds to that one representative U.S. package. It cannot confirm the appearance, approval status or authenticity of another market, strength, oral solution or generic product.
• The label warns that severe acute exacerbations can occur after anti-hepatitis B therapy is stopped. With a missed dose, a wish to stop, a product change or symptoms, take the actual package and complete medicine list to the prescribing team or pharmacist; do not decide the next step from a webpage or package image.
• The label includes kidney-function-related product information and notes circumstances involving some post-transplant or immunosuppressive treatment that require professional assessment. Age, conditions or concomitant medicines cannot be converted by a webpage into an individual regimen; a professional must check the exact product and current label.