1 in 3 people who think they’re taking Synthroid aren’t.* Generics may come in the same colors and shape as Synthroid. So telling them apart can be confusing.


How do you know it’s really Synthroid? Look for the embossed name Synthroid on your pill. If it doesn’t say “SYNTHROID,” it’s not branded Synthroid. Remember, you and your doctor chose Synthroid for a reason.


Take a moment to check your pill.


If it doesn’t say “SYNTHROID,” let the pharmacist know you want the branded Synthroid your doctor prescribed.


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*Based on a national survey of 400 hypothyroidism patients on treatment. †


Tablet shown not actual size and may not represent exact color.


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