Where can I find a picture of the 20 mg tablet of tamoxifen citrate
manufactured by Rhoxal? The prescription I have was ordered from a
Canadian pharmacy called Point Douglas Pharmacy in Winnipeg, Manitoba,
and is labeled "Rhoxal-Tamofen 20 mg Tamoxifen Citrate 20 mg".

Hi csw-ga,

I've looked for a picture of Tamofen or Tamoxifen and have been unable
to find one on the net.  I do know the Physicians Desk Reference (PDR)
has pictures of all drugs and their generics.  I have seen PDR's for
sale in bookstores and seen them on the shelf at the library in the
reference section.  A medical library would most certainly have a PDR
on hand.

I did find an address and phone number for RhoxalPharma the
manufacturers of the drug you purchased.

Rhoxalpharma Inc.
4600 THIMENS BOULEVARD
Saint-Laurent
Quebec H4R 2B2
Canada

Tel.:514-856 8442; 514-856-8500

Their website is still under construction and offers no information. 
www.rhoxalpharma.com 

I wish I could be of more help, csw-ga.  

Regards,
cavechick-ga

Thanks, cavechick, for your advice. I, too, had thought of the PDR, but then
discarded the idea thinking that perhaps they carried only medications sold
in the U.S. But I will check at our library now that you mentioned it! Sometimes
we couch potatoes think that EVERYTHING is findable on the net, if only we
know were to find it!

--csw

Look for the Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and Specialties, the
Canadian equivalent of the PDR.

MWalcoff, as far as I can tell, it is not possible for a layman to
access images on the website of the Compendium of Pharmaceuticals and
Specialties, but thank you for your input. I DID call Rhoxal as
Cavechick suggested, and they gave me a very detailed description of
the physical characteristics of the pill which, by the way,
Rhodeapharm (sp?)  manufactures, and they (Rhoxalpharma) only
distribute.

Since my quest has been satisfied, I am closing out the question.
Thanks to both of you.

--csw