Seroquel Picture

The Seroquel picture on the right represents the different pill types available for the medication.

From left to right in the picture: The small round & peach is the 25 mg pill, the round, yellow is the 100 mg, the large round white pill is the 200 mg pill. The capsule-shaped pill on the bottom is the 300 mg Seroquel tablet.

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In 2005 Seroquel surpassed Zyprexa to become the top selling antipsychotic in the United States.

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Weitz & Luxenberg is no longer accepting Seroquel cases.

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