Albendazole pill images

Albendazole (Albenza) is supplied as tablets by 11 labelers, and each one stamps its own code on the pill. The 7 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 (7)

Albendazole 200 mg tablet: white, round, 12 mm, imprinted ap on one side and 550 on the other. — ap / 550
200 mg · white · round · 12 mm
Amneal

Albendazole 400 mg tablet: pink, oval, 19 mm, scored, imprinted None. — None
400 mg · pink · oval · 19 mm · scored
Oasis Trading

Albendazole 200 mg tablet: white, round, 12 mm, imprinted 110. — 110
200 mg · white · round · 12 mm
Edenbridge

Albendazole 200 mg tablet: white, round, 12 mm, imprinted L763. — L763
200 mg · white · round · 12 mm
Alembic

Albendazole 200 mg tablet: white, round, 12 mm, imprinted 452. — 452
200 mg · white · round · 12 mm
Dr.Reddys

Albendazole 200 mg tablet: white, round, 12 mm, imprinted A210. — A210
200 mg · white · round · 12 mm
Actavis

Albendazole 200 mg tablet: white, round, 11 mm, imprinted MA7. — MA7
200 mg · white · round · 11 mm
Novadoz

Every documented version (7)

Imprint sides are separated by a slash. 7 of 7 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
ap / 550	White	Round	12 mm	200 mg	Tablet, Film Coated	Amneal +2
None	Pink	Oval	19 mm	400 mg	Tablet	Oasis Trading
110	White	Round	12 mm	200 mg	Tablet	Edenbridge +1
L763	White	Round	12 mm	200 mg	Tablet, Film Coated	Alembic +1
A210	White	Round	12 mm	200 mg	Tablet, Film Coated	Actavis
MA7	White	Round	11 mm	200 mg	Tablet	Novadoz
452	White	Round	12 mm	200 mg	Tablet, Film Coated	Dr.Reddys

Other forms

Albendazole is also supplied as Suspension, Powder. Those have no imprint to identify; the product label on the package is the reference.

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.