Which product exemplifies Tallman lettering?

Tallman lettering is a safety feature used in medication labeling to minimize the risk of confusing drug names that can be easily mistaken for one another. This method highlights the differing parts of look-alike or sound-alike drug names by using uppercase letters to distinguish specific elements.

Humalog is a brand name for insulin lispro, and it is often presented with Tallman lettering as "HUMALOG" to clearly differentiate it from similarly named medications that could be easily confused. For instance, the distinction might clarify it from "Humira," which is completely different but could cause confusion if not properly labeled.

The other products mentioned typically do not feature Tallman lettering in their labeling. While they are common medications, they do not have the same risk of confusion with other drugs as Humalog does.