People type the name from memory, so it appears many ways: cytotic, cytotek, dicytotec, d cytotec, cytotec orginal. They all mean the same medicine — Cytotec (misoprostol 200mcg).
| You may type | It means |
|---|---|
| cytotic / cytotek / cyotec | Cytotec (misoprostol 200mcg) |
| dicytotec / d cytotec / d cytiotec | Cytotec — the "d" is a typo of the tablet name |
| cytotec orginal / original | Genuine Cytotec, engraved Searle 1461 |
| misoprostol / miso | The scientific name of Cytotec |
No spelling changes the product. What matters is the genuine tablet: white, hexagonal, engraved Searle 1461, strength 200mcg.
Some sellers exploit the confusion to sell a "special" version at a higher price. There is no special version — one 200mcg tablet, one standard product. Judge the pack by the Searle 1461 engraving, not by how the name is spelled.
Yes. Cytotic is a common misspelling of Cytotec (misoprostol 200mcg). Same medicine.
It is a misspelling of Cytotec — the same 200mcg misoprostol tablet.
No. It means genuine Cytotec, engraved Searle 1461. There is no stronger or special version.
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