Metformin Forums (Page 34)

for heart desease? ## best medicine to include for diabetic patient ## this site is not medical professionals and no one could possibly recommend anything without knowing the patients medical history and what other medications they are on. Have you tried consulting a doctor? ## currently, i'm on metformin 500 mg and prialta 30 mg.my doctor prescribed that i have to lose 10 pounds ( 'm 130 lbs at 5'2), she says i'm overweight.

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does anybody know what it is?to me it doesn't have the smell of the previous administered to me. ## APO1000 what is it used for ? white oblong pill ## This tablet contains 1000mgs of Metformin, a generic for Glucophage, this is used to help control high blood sugar. Some of the most common side effects include: nausea, diarrhea, cramps and flatulence. Does anyone else have anything to add?

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trying to id a pill: it is large, oval/oblong with Rx on one side and 360 on other ## I was not able to find an exact match for RX 360. The closest thing I could find was a white oblong tablet with RX 860 on it. Do you think there is any way that the 8 could have been mistaken as a 3? If so, RX 860 is Metformin extended release 500 mg, used in treating type II diabetes.

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White oval pill that has 4432 on one side and 1000 on the other side on the side that has 4432 it also has two triangles one above the other ## The one that has 4432 and 1000 is Metformin Metformin is used for: Treating type 2 diabetes. It is used along with diet and exercise. It may be used alone or with other antidiabetic medicines. ## L612 contains 10mgs of Loratidine, this is a generic for Claritin, used to treat allergies. The other tablet contains 1000mgs of Metformin, a generic for Glucophage.

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Exactly what does metformin do in your system. ## Metformin is used to help lower blood sugar for diabetics. ## I have Reduced my Intake of Metformin to 1 Pill 6 AM, 1 Pill 6PM. I take Antara at Bedtime any Exercise During the Day My Sugar Drops from 110 to 65 in 5 minutes or less. 100 yards Walking or a single Dance!!

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TWO TRIANGLES ## The pill you are describing should be 500 mg Metformin for treating type 2 diabetes. The only other detail which would be helpful is if you can confirm that the other side has "500" printed on it, to indicate the dosage. I based the answer off the following imprint: |><| (except vertical instead of horizontal), then 4331 The hourglass logo represents the manufacturer IVAX.

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The pill is white oblong score in the middle One side of the pill is blank the other side has a letter Z then 71. Can anyone please help ## This tablet contains 1000mgs of Metformin, a generic for Glucophage. This is used by Diabetics to help lower and control blood sugar levels.

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White oval shaped tablet. The number 93 on one side and the number 48 on the other. What is it? I found it on the floor of my husband's den. ## White oval tablet with the imprint 93 48 is Metformin HCI 500 mg, generic for Glucophage. This is for type 2 diabetes.

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Please help me identify a white oval pill with slit down the middle and markings C 474 ## This is Metformin 1000mgs, a generic for Glucophage (NDC 57664-474). This is a diabetes drug, used to help control blood sugar. Inactive Ingredients: - Povidone - Polyethylene Glycol - Magnesium Stearate - Lactose Monohydrate - Hypromellose - Titanium Dioxide - Triacetin

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it has 500 on the other side its round and white ## need to know what this pill prescribed for. ## This is Metformin 500mgs, a generic for Glucophage, this is an antidiabetic drug, prescribed to help lower and control blood sugar for those who suffer from diabetes.

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oval/oblong, light orange or salmon color with either a P or the breast cancer ribbon symbol followed by 728. ## Actually, that is supposed to be an R. This pill is Metformin XR 750mgs, a generic for Glucophage. This is a diabetes medicine, used to help them control and lower their blood sugar levels.

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White, oval pill. 500 on one side, hourglass and 4435 on other side. My question is: is the the extended release form of Metformin? I'm getting different results, and in past the pills have said XR500. Thanks fo ryour help. ## Yes, since you were obviously already looking at the regular online databases and getting conflicting information, I checked it out in a professional database that I use just so I can answer questions here like this, and yes, it is the extended release version, 500mgs. ## Thanks for that, Vernon. Guess it's just me! D ## LOL! No, not just you, many people have trouble finding the exact information they are seeking on a pill, the internet doesn't make it easy. That is why I am here, and what my job is, to help find the info when someone else has trouble...

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oblong, yellow with imprint M352.shaped almost like caplet only larger ## This pill is Metformin Extended Release 500mgs, a generic for the diabetes drug GLucophage XR. It is used to lower and help control blood sugar for people who suffer from Diabetes.

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my sugar is better than it's every been. i eat and i have pain after i take the metformin it's like my body is rejecting it help me understand . doctor say that's ok but i am a 41 year old man with afamily i need help...........

i was wondering about this pill i found. its a white oval pill and it has 49 on one side and 93 on the other. im wondering what it is and what it does ## Pill Image This is Metformin 850mgs, a generic for Glucophage. This is a diabetes drug that is use to lower and help control blood sugar.

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# 48 one side #93 other side ## 93 49 is Metformin 500mgs, a generic for Glucophage, this is a diabetes drug that helps to control blood sugar levels. Pill Image ## I found a white pill with blue spots and it has an A on one side and on the other it has 159 on it. Also it has a split in the middle ## It is considered rude netiquette to hijack someone else's thread, please make your own post to have your pill identified. Thank you.

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Where can I identify my meds but the imprint on the pill? There doesn't seem to be such a place unless you buy the $95 PDR. How convenient!! ## Yes there is, there are several excellent free sites that you can use, without spending a penny other than what you normally do for you internet connection. Drugs.com >a href= target=top>WallsRx.com RxList Pharmer.org I have made them clickable for you, they will all help in ID's according to imprint, color, size and shape. You can search by all the information or by just the imprint. ## Sorry for error, but the link it still clickable for the correct site.

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