Cefixime pill images

Cefixime (Suprax) is supplied as tablets and capsules by 5 labelers, and each one stamps its own code on the pill. The 5 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 (5)

Cefixime 400 mg capsule: pink, 21 mm, imprinted CFX on one side and 400 on the other. — CFX / 400
400 mg · pink · capsule · 21 mm
Health Department, Oklahom…

Cefixime 400 mg capsule: pink, 21 mm, imprinted CMI on one side and 400 on the other. — CMI / 400
400 mg · pink · capsule · 21 mm
Aurobindo

Cefixime 400 mg capsule: pink and pink, 22 mm, imprinted LU on one side and U43 on the other. — LU / U43
400 mg · pink and pink · capsule · 22 mm
Lupin

Cefixime 400 mg capsule: pink and pink, 26 mm, imprinted LU on one side and U43 on the other. — LU / U43
400 mg · pink and pink · capsule · 26 mm
Lupin

Cefixime 400 mg tablet: white, capsule-shaped, 18 mm, scored, imprinted F on one side and 400 on the other. — F / 400
400 mg · white · capsule-shaped · 18 mm · scored
Rising Pharma Holdings

Every documented version (5)

Imprint sides are separated by a slash. 5 of 5 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
CFX / 400	Pink	Capsule	21 mm	400 mg	Capsule	Health Department, Oklahom… +1
F / 400	White	Capsule-Shaped	18 mm	400 mg	Tablet	Rising Pharma Holdings
CMI / 400	Pink	Capsule	21 mm	400 mg	Capsule	Aurobindo
LU / U43	Pink And Pink	Capsule	26 mm	400 mg	Capsule	Lupin
LU / U43	Pink And Pink	Capsule	22 mm	400 mg	Capsule	Lupin

Other forms

Cefixime is also supplied as Powder, For Suspension. 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.