What does 100 mg trazodone look like?

There isn’t a single universal look for a 100 mg trazodone tablet. The appearance varies by manufacturer and country.

In the U.S. (and many other places), generic trazodone 100 mg tablets are usually:
- small and oval or round
- coated
- color can vary (often pink, peach, or lavender) depending on the maker
- with an imprint (brand/manufacturer code or the number “100”) that identifies the tablet

Because colors and imprints differ by manufacturer, you should not rely on color alone to identify a pill. To be sure:
- Check the imprint, shape, and size on the tablet
- Use a reputable pill identifier tool (e.g., Drugs.com Pill Identifier, RxList, or the FDA’s pill identifier)
- Compare to the bottle’s label and the NDC number
- Ask a pharmacist if you’re unsure

If you found a pill and you’re unsure what it is, don’t take it. Keep the bottle or imprint information and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional. If you’d like, tell me the imprint, color, and shape you see and I can help you look up what it might be.