G73

white long pill with 3 slits between the letter and numbers ## I believe the marking in question was most likely G 3722 and the tablet contains 2mgs of Alprazolam, which is a benzodiazepine that's most commonly used to treat anxiety and nervous disorders. This medication has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache and irritability. Learn more Alprazolam details here. Are there any comments or concerns?

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I found a new Dr. after dealing with another weak kneed PCP whom at first seemed a good choich as he took me over from a "pain doctor" that I went to for almost three years but was tired of the look down on you attitude they gave thier patients. I was on 50mcg of Fent patch every two days, 60qty 15mg roxicodone and 150qty 10/325 Norco. I was almost managable in daily life. The new PCP would not make any changes to address managing levels. My wife stated I was becoming an A hole since on the Fent not to mention my hair began to thin. I self weand off the patch due to this and fear of its high risk. Yet even after discontinueing the patch my PCP would not make any increase to acount for the reduction in dosage of stopping the patch.He seemed too scared of the DEA. Well I needed contr

whT TYPE OF PILL IS THIS ## Xanax bars ## That is correct. The tablet with the G 3722 marking contains 2mgs of Alprazolam, which is the active ingredient in Xanax, it is a Benzodiazepine that's most commonly used to treat anxiety and nervous disorders. It does have the potential to be habit forming and it may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, irritability and headache. Learn more Xanax details here. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Inactive Ingredients (Excipients) Alprazolam is more an inert, or catalysis that affects the (certain) parts of the nervous system. Inactive ingredients are components of a drug product that do not increase or affect the therapeutic action of the active ingredient, which is usually the active drug. Inactive ingredients are added dur...

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I switched from CVS Mylan as they were not effective. I found a local pharmacy that dispenses Greenstone. The first time I had my script filled they were excellent. But now, they aren't even touching me. I don't understand it. Someone gave me a .5 alprazolam and that worked! I don't know who makes it. I feel crazy because everyone says Greenstone is best. I called the pharma company and told them. I am sending them in my pills for quality control. I only take as directed. So, I feel they should work. I even wanted to go to .5 and not .1 because I never want to become immune. Is it just me. Why would the .5 work so well on me andnot .1 of greenstone. I feel like I'm crazy or something. Which I probably am, but that has nothing to do with this situation. Post Script. I tap...

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Wanted to share with everyone how happy I am to have finally received the new generic Opana ER 20mg tablets from my pharmacy. I had found Opana to be very effective for my chronic pain and was very sad when they switched it over to the new formula as it wasn't nearly effective as the original octagon shaped tablets and caused stomach aches. These new generic ones seem to me to be as effective as the original formula had been. The tablets I received show to be made by Global Pharmaceuticals and are a small, round, green tablet with G73 imprinted on them. I'm happy to report that these are just like the original formula. Now I no longer have stomach aches from taking those plastic pills that Endo is selling. I sure do hope that these remain as they are, but I have read a couple ar...

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has anyone heard of opana 20 half moons cuz they cum str8 from pharm but they aint no where to be found on here ## Hello, Tina! How are you? Yes, the tablets with that logo and the number 229 on them contain 20mgs of Oxymorphone in an extended release formulation, it's a generic for Opana ER. This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and could cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Learn more Opana ER details here. Is there anything else I can help with? Are there any other questions or concerns? ## The ACTIVIS 20MG Opana's are the BEST N STRONGEST OUT THERE THEY BLOW AWAY THE G73 20MG ones!!! That's what I just got n they suck compared to the A'S ## So I just read on a thread that Activis is...

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small light green with 20 on one side and nothing on the other..is this opana ## It would have E617 on the opposite side if it were Opana ## i have opana 20's without the E617 (which i have never seen written on one btw) ## Yes, the green octagon tablet with the 20 on it is a 20mg Opana ER tablet. Learn more Opana details here. It is a narcotic analgesic, so it may be habit forming and could cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness and dry mouth. The one with the E 617 is also a 20mg Opana ER tablet. Are there any other comments or questions? ## There are the NEW Formula OPANA, the crush proof ones, and the OLD formula that you CAN crush. They are marked on ONE SIDE with G73

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Oxymorphone Hydrochloride 20 mg Oral Tablet, Film Coated, Extended Release by Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC ## Markings: G73 ## Shape: Round ## Color: Green ## Package Codes: 64896-699-01, 64896-699-03, 64896-699-08, 64896-699-13 ## Active Ingredients: Oxymorphone Hydrochloride

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Oxymorphone Hydrochloride 20 mg 12 Hr Extended Release Tablet by Global Pharmaceuticals, Division of Impax Laboratories, Inc. ## Markings: G73 ## Shape: Round ## Color: Green ## Package Codes: 0115-1233-01, 0115-1233-03, 0115-1233-08, 0115-1233-13 ## Active Ingredients: Oxymorphone Hydrochloride

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Oxymorphone Hydrochloride 20 mg Oral Tablet, Film Coated, Extended Release by Lake Erie Medical Dba Quality Care Products LLC ## Markings: G73 ## Shape: Round ## Color: Green ## Package Codes: 55700-215-30, 55700-215-60 ## Active Ingredients: Oxymorphone Hydrochloride