Cor 135 Manufacture

The pill is pink and round with cor 135 on it. How many mg is it? And I just wanted to make sure that it is Adderall because a friend asked. ## COR 135 is not Adderall. Adderall is a name brand and the most popular brand of mixed amphetamine salts. It is manufactured by Shire Pharmaceuticals. Adderall is available in varying stengths and time release properties. The extended release form is called Adderall XR. The patent on Adderall, not Adderall XR, expired. So now their are generics available at a lower price. COR 135 is a generic for Adderall that is manufactured by Core Pharmaceuticals. It's round, pink, and in my opinion, is a poor substitute for Adderall though everyone's experience may be different. (NDC 64720-0135) Inactive Ingredients: - Lactose Monohydrate - Magnesium ...

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Is a pink pill with cor135 and a blue pill with N008 the same medication ## Hello, Red! How are you? No, these are not the same medication. The pink tablet with the COR 135 marking is manufactured by Core Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 20mgs of mixed amphetamine salts, which is a generic for Adderall. The FDA classifies this medication as a stimulant that is most commonly used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy. It carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, irritability, anorexia, nervousness and insomnia. However, the blue tablet with the N008 marking is manufactured by Northstar Rx and they list it as containing 20mgs of Propranolol. The FDA classifies this medication as a beta blocker that is most commonly used t...

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Seemed not to work as well as the orange generic, could u possibly tell me why the pink cor 135 never worked ## The tablet with the for 135 marking is a 20mg tablet. So, were you taking 3 of them a day? If you were only taking it twice a day, then that could be why it didn't work, you were only taking 40mgs daily with those tablets, rather than 60mgs. Learn more Adderall details here. ## do not use core pharma 'pink' generic. my doctor writes it on my script Teva owns all rights to manufacture adderall and the generic under 'barr' its recently acquired company. shire, the original patent owner sold rights to Teva in favor of retaining rights to Vyvanase. check FDA website Brand (Teva) 20mg Adderal is more consistent, so I take 1/2 at a time IR but still notice a huge...

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I received a pain pill with I on the top and 135 on the bottom. I don't know what it actually is, but it made my skin very tingly and itchy. ## Hi Niki, What sort of shape is this pill you're describing? I located a white capsule-shaped pill marked with "I" and "135" on either side of a score line on one side and plain on other side, that's reportedly identified as Allopurinol 100 mg. This medication is marketed for use in treating gout and kidney stones. Manufacturer: Ingenus Pharmaceuticals LLC NDC: 50742-0135 Size: 8mm Inactive Ingredients -Lactose monohydrate -Starch, corn -Povidone k3 0 -Magnesium stearate Could it be one of the inactive ingredients making your skin itchy? I hope this helps!

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I have a pill i believe to be dilaudid 8 mg. Letters lCI 1355. Is this a dilaudid 8 mg? ## Hi donny, You are correct. The imprint "LCI 1355" is identified as being Hydromorphone hydrochloride (8 mg). Dilaudid is a brand name of Hydromorphone. I cannot post a picture due to copyright reasons, however this specific pill is Manufactured by Lannett Company, Inc. NOTE: If you follow the link below to the manufacturer's webpage, you can download the company's full color product catalog (including photos of the pills): I hope this helps! ## I recently had a severe problem with kidney stones. 2 that were 9 mm and one 12 mm. This was the most severe pain I have ever experienced and the hospital gave me this med through I. V. While hospitalized and a prescription for it when I was...

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is clonidine pill coded u 135 the same as a pill coded mylan 152? ## yes. I used to get mylan 152 and today got u 135. They are the same. I checked. ## That is correct, they both contain 0.1mg of Clonidine, they are just made by different manufacturers. Clonidine is used to treat quite a few medical conditions, including hypertension, neuropathic pain and opiate withdrawals. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and hypotension. Lean more: Are there any other questions or comments?

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pink pills oval 93/31 ## My daughyer has been taking Adderall for about 8 yrs 20mg twice daily,generic,orange,oval,20mg on one side,6/973 on thee other side.Whent to Walgreens and says on bottle D-AMPHETAMINE SALT COMBO20mg.They are round,pink,on one side it has cor 135.Have never seen tis color or number.Is it the same thing? I hope so .ASAP. Thank You ## Yes, it is the same drug, just made by a different manufacturer. Once a drug is available for generic production, it is quite often made by many different companies and each one, according to law, must have a different marking to enable an accurate identification of the dosage and manufacturer in case of an emergency. In addition most pharmacies generally carry whatever generic they can get cheapest from their suppliers, so sometimes ...

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Is there anywhere in the San Francisco Bay Area (200 mile radius) where I could get Yellow Norco 10/325, produced by Watson? I was told by Watson customer service that the yellow are no longer made, and that there is absolutely no difference. After reading comments on different medical web sites, it seems that many are having a miserable time of it, and several mentioned Walgreen's as having the yellow tablets. If this is not possible, what other drug might have the same properties? My doctor is OK with trying something new, but he's Kaiser - with 1,350 patients. He just does not have the time to research what may or may not work for me! ## Hello, Ann! How are you? That is correct, the yellow ones are no longer being manufactured, any pharmacy that still has them is just selling...

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