What does generic trazodone look like?

There isn’t a single look for generic trazodone. Its appearance varies by manufacturer and dosage. Here are some general points:

- Common immediate‑release tablets come in 50 mg, 100 mg, 150 mg, and 300 mg strengths.
- Shapes are usually round or oval and film‑coated.
- Colors can vary a lot (white/off‑white to yellow, peach, pink, etc.) depending on the maker.
- Most tablets have an imprint (numbers or letters) that identifies the strength and sometimes the manufacturer.

There’s also trazodone in an extended‑release form (Oleptro); those are capsule‑shaped and look different from the immediate‑release tablets.

If you want to identify a specific pill, share the imprint text, color, and shape, or upload a photo and I’ll help. For safety, don’t rely on color or shape alone to identify a medication—check the imprint and packaging or ask a pharmacist.