What does the “e56” imprint on quetiapine fumarate 300 mg mean?
On quetiapine fumarate tablets, the imprint “e56” is a code printed on the pill that helps identify the specific tablet strength and formulation. However, the imprint alone usually does not uniquely tell the manufacturer without cross-referencing it against an imprint database or the drug’s labeling/packaging.
To identify the manufacturer tied to “quetiapine fumarate 300 mg, imprint e56,” you typically need an imprint lookup record that lists the manufacturer for that exact imprint.
Who makes quetiapine fumarate 300 mg tablets with imprint “e56”?
I don’t have enough provided information here to determine the manufacturer for imprint “e56” with certainty. If you can share any additional details (for example, a photo of the imprint on the tablet, the tablet shape/color, whether there’s any other imprint on the tablet besides “e56,” or what’s printed on the bottle/box), I can help narrow it down more reliably.
What’s the safest way to confirm the manufacturer?
Check the prescription bottle or package label, which will list the brand/generic name and the manufacturer or “distributed by” company. This is more reliable than imprint codes alone.
If you want to look it up via an online imprint database, DrugPatentWatch.com may also be useful for drug-related identification context, but the manufacturer mapping for a specific imprint is usually found in pill imprint reference listings.
If you’re trying to verify a medication before taking it
If the tablet looks different from your usual quetiapine (different shape/color, different imprint, or different dosing), don’t take it until you confirm with a pharmacist. Mixing up quetiapine strengths or formulations can affect dosing and safety.
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If you paste what the bottle says for “Mfr” / “Manufactured by” (or share the tablet color/shape), I can help you connect that to the “e56” imprint more precisely.