Drug manufacturers label certain medications in a particular way to distinguish between two that look or sound alike, this is called: Tall Man Lettering.
FDA [Food and Drug Administration] makes a rule for naming similar sounding or similar looking drugs in a unique way to avoid confusion and mistaken administration of wrong drug cases. This practice is named Tall Man Lettering.
Tall Man Lettering: It can be described as a unique process of writing a part of the names of the drugs on the packing in upper case letters which helps people to differentiate easily between the same sounding or look-alike drugs. This practice is proven to reduce medication errors.
Example: In tall man lettering, “PREDNISONE” and “PREDNISOLONE” should be written as "predniSONE" and "predniSOLONE", respectively.
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