Acamprosate pill images

Acamprosate (Campral) is supplied as tablets by 7 labelers, and each one stamps its own code on the pill. The 6 versions below come from the product listings inside their FDA labels: color, shape, size in millimeters, scoring, and the imprint.

Every image is a rendering built from that listing, not a photograph, so the imprint and proportions match the label exactly and the surface finish is an approximation. Confirm any pill against the pharmacy label or a pharmacist before relying on it.

Pill images (6)

Acamprosate 333 mg tablet: white, round, 10 mm, imprinted 333. — 333
333 mg · white · round · 10 mm
Carilion Materials Managem…

Acamprosate 333 mg tablet: white, round, 10 mm, imprinted 569. — 569
333 mg · white · round · 10 mm
Zydus Pharmaceuticals (USA)

Acamprosate 333 mg tablet: white, round, 10 mm, imprinted 435. — 435
333 mg · white · round · 10 mm
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals

Acamprosate 333 mg tablet: white, round, 10 mm, imprinted AC476. — AC476
333 mg · white · round · 10 mm
Somerset Therapeutics

Acamprosate 333 mg tablet: white, round, 10 mm, imprinted C. — C
333 mg · white · round · 10 mm
Bionpharma Inc.

Acamprosate 333 mg tablet: white, round, 10 mm, imprinted M on one side and AC on the other. — M / AC
333 mg · white · round · 10 mm
Mylan

Every documented version (6)

Imprint sides are separated by a slash. 6 of 6 versions carry an imprint; a labeler count of +2 means the same pill also appears under two more labels, usually repackagers.

Imprint	Color	Shape	Size	Strength	Form	Labeler
M / AC	White	Round	10 mm	333 mg	Tablet, Delayed Release	Mylan
569	White	Round	10 mm	333 mg	Tablet, Delayed Release	Zydus Pharmaceuticals (USA) +1
333	White	Round	10 mm	333 mg	Tablet, Delayed Release	Carilion Materials Managem…
AC476	White	Round	10 mm	333 mg	Tablet, Delayed Release	Somerset Therapeutics
435	White	Round	10 mm	333 mg	Tablet, Delayed Release	Glenmark Pharmaceuticals
C	White	Round	10 mm	333 mg	Tablet, Delayed Release	Bionpharma Inc.

Identification is not a guarantee. Different drugs can share a color and shape, imprints wear off, and labelers change designs. Treat a match here as a lead, and confirm it with a pharmacist.