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Medicines mercaptopurine monohydrateQuestion & answer

mercaptopurine monohydrate · Medicine question

What colour is Xaluprine 20 mg/ml oral suspension?

iatroX medicinesPublished 8 November 2026

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Answer

Xaluprine 20 mg/ml oral suspension is pink to brown in colour.

Sources for this answer

Xaluprine 20 mg/ml oral suspensionNova Laboratories Ltd · emc · SmPC §3 Pharmaceutical form · Version 16Document updated 20 February 2025

Sources checked 8 November 2026

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