Very true. It's a good site but limited.

www.rxlist.com is another. Plug in an imprint and most times you will be lucky.

If the med is new, forget it. These databases are old.

Don't take me wrong. A lot of the imprints haven't changed over the years. Rxlist is great. But, in some instances, it's out of date or wrong.

Several pharmaceutical companies have websites. It's best to check with the source and then confirm with another site like rxlist or drugs.com.

Please be careful. Double and triple check. Start with the manufacturer and go from there.

Ask your pharmacist, use rxlist, or whatever. BUT ALWAYS DOUBLE CHECK.