Green Oblong No Imprint Pill

M on one side, other side scored in the middle with a 7 on each side of the score. The 7s face opposite directions (one looks upside down). ## Hi Sara, Based on the description provided, I can confirm your green oblong pill to be Levothyroxine sodium (88 mcg). NOTE: One of those 7's is actually the letter "L" which is why it appears to be upside down on one side. So the actual marking reads M L 7 (with a score mark in between the L and 7 on one side) This medicine is a hormone replacement usually given to patients with thyroid problems, specifically, hypothyroidism. For more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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blistered green rectangle or oblong ## I'm sorry, but if there is no imprint it will be impossible to positively identify, unless you would pay to have it lab tested. The only thing we can say for certain is that it is not a legal, U.S. prescription medication. By law they all have to have markings to enable their ID. However, it could be any one of a large number of over the counter items, including medications, vitamins and herbal supplements. Sorry, I wish I could help more.

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it was supposed to be a white pill, levothyroxine 50 mcg. however I received green oblong pill with 9 and 3 on one side and 7 3 6 5 onb the other side. the size is also bigger than the white pill I took for years ## Wow! It's a very good thing that you noticed. A green, oblong tablet with 93 on one side and 7365 on the other is a 50mg Losartan tablet. This is an ARB that's most commonly used to treat high blood pressure and certain cardiac conditions. Learn more Losartan details here. I double checked to be sure, but there aren't any green, oblong Levothyroxine tablets with the 93 imprint on them. I believe your pharmacy made an error. Have you contacted them?

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I FOUND A OBLONG SHAPED PILL ON MY FLOOR IT IS GREEN OBL0NG AND IT HAS 44548 IMPRINTED ON IT IS THIS PERSCRIPTION OR NON PERSCRIPTION ## This question has already been answered in a number of different threads. If you follow the link below, it will take you to one of them: After taking a look at the link above, please post post back if you happen to have any other questions or concerns regarding this medication.

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These are a very light blue color, broke one open and green/brown/tan inside - (seemed to be that the blue was just a coating) thinking it might be multivitamin Looking for a photo, I flushed it before I thought about it. ## I'm sorry, but without an imprint, there is no way to positively identify it, unless you would pay to have it lab tested. There are several tablets on the market that meet this description, so we can only guess at what it was. It could have been a multi-vitamin, some other type of supplement or a number of other over the counter items. I am sorry, I really wish I could help more. ## So most likely this was on OTC medication. I have already discarded the medication, but was trying to figure out if it probably was an OTC medication and not a prescription. ## Yes, ...

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I found a light green oblong pill with 123 imprinted on one side and blank on the other. can anyone tell me what it is? ## Loperamide Hydrochloride Tablets USP 2mg Anti-diarrheal ## Loperamide Hydrochloride Tablets USP 2mg Anti-diarrheal Manufactured by Ohm Laboratories ## Loperamide is a generic or store brand of Imodium, used to help treat diarrhea. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Light / pale Green oblong pill, Actavis logo on one side 263 on the other. What is this? Cannot find it anywhere on the web.

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imprint 44 548 ## I was unable to locate any pills with these numbers. Is there any other inscription on the pill? Any more information will help me better in finding the right pill. ## What is the solid green capsule with a microscope / bottle imprinted on the top and the bottom says BajaMed

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I found this pill in my son's car. It has no markings, so I assume it is a supplement? It feels like a gel inside. ## It will be hard to determine what exactly your pill is without any imprints or markings. Please post back with any more information so I can help you locate your pill.

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What is an oblong white pill with no imprints on both sides, just one line across in the width position? A friend gave it to me after I explained that my urine is light green and at the clinic my pap smear results came back as slightly abnormal cells. Is it safe to use this so called flagyl to clean my reproductive system? ## No it is not safe to treat your condition with some unknown unmarked pill, NO.

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oblong white on bottom, light blueish/green on top with scores, no imprint ## Sounds like Xanax but I'm not certain. If it is Xanax, I am not sure what milligram/strength it is either. I definitely wouldn't take it without knowing what it is for sure, and if you found it somewhere I would definitely just dispose of it by giving it to your local pharmacy.

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JYTEJTR HHJYGFSDJKUHBGDD ## Hi Jack, I'm really not sure what you are trying to say in your post there since it looks like giberish, but as far as your main thread title goes regarding a "CxN" tablet, this might be Comtrex Cold & Cough for nighttime. Comtrex for nighttime is a blue oblong pill imprinted "Cx N" on one side and blank on the other. Perhaps your pill description was just mistaken for green? If the tablet is Comtrex, it contains: Acetaminophen 325 mg Chlorpheniramine 2 mg Dextromethorphan 10 mg Phenylephrine 5 mg I hope this helps!

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I found a green oblong pill with AAA on one side and blank on the other. can anyone tell me what this is?? ## Hi Jimmy, An oblong green pill with A | A | A on one side and scored (but otherwise blank) on the other, reportedly contains 150mgs of Doxycycline hyclate. This medication is a tetracycline antibiotic used for treating bacterial infections. At the moment I haven't come across specific details on who the manufacturer is, but I hope this info can at least narrow down your search if anything. Does your pill have score lines as well as the "AAA" imprint?

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blue oblong pill with r636 imprinted on it ## The pill in description is Gabapentin (600 mg). The color is actually a light green that can easily be mistaken for blue. Gabapentin was originally developed for the treatment of epilepsy, and is currently widely used to relieve neuropathic pain. For more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you. ## oblong bluish or greenish pill looks like a P or a symblol and 636 told it was a lortab? ## Hi Tupuli, The pill which you are describing is Gabapentin (600 mg), the same pill in the reply below. The manufacturer states that it is green, but I also would think it has a blue tint.

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I found a light green fotoball under my couch what is it ## Are there any markings on it, at all, or just the score line? If there are no markings, it may be difficult to determine exactly what this tablet contains. We can rule it out as being a U.S. prescription tablet, because they are all required to have unique imprints to enable their identification. The greatest likelihood is that it's an over the counter product, though there is also a small chance that it may be a foreign medication. Does anyone else recognize this and have an idea of what it might be?

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These pills were bought in France and have AC on one side and 500 on the other side. They were used to treat an infection on the tongue. ## Hello Marc, The closest match I've been able to find is a drug by the name of Co-Codamol that, from what I can tell, is from a drugstore named boots in the UK. It is a round light green pill with the imprint ac on the top of the pill -then a score in the middle- and 500/8 on the bottom. Co- Codamol is in the drug class: analgesics. It is a combination of the two pain killers Codeine and Acetaminophen (Paracetamol). You can learn more about this drug on the page for Acetaminophen + Codeine Details Please post back if you have any more questions!

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ue oblong pill with r636 imprinted on it ## The pill in description is Lortab (7.5 mg). The color is actually a light green that can easily be mistaken for blue. Hydrocodone was originally developed for the treatment of Pain, and is currently widely used to relieve europathic pain. For more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you. ## oblong bluish or greenish pill looks like a P or a symblol and 636 told it was a lortab? ## Hi Tupuli, The pill which you are describing is hydrocodone (7.5 mg), the same pill in the reply below. The manufacturer states that it is green, but I also would think it has a blue tint. ... ## I'm sorry, but this information is not correct. This ...

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what kind of pill is an oblong green pill with 44548 imprinted on it ## The green oblong pill marked "44 548" is identified as Guaifenesin (200mg) + Phenylephrine HCI (5mg). Guafenesin and Phenylephrine are commonly used in over the counter cold remedies. To view more information about this drug, please click on the link below... If you have any other questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to assist you.

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trying to figure out what the pill is ## says for itching dont know -- that is written on the bottle ## There is a oblong green and white capsule with an E615 imprint on it. It's hydroxyzine (Vistaril) which is a antihistamine commonly prescribed as an anxiolytic or to treat allergen symptoms. It it is is hydroxyzine (Vistaril), i've taken it before. It has a somewhat unpleasant (sort of junky or dirty) sedating effect that just makes you want to go to sleep.

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Has anyone figured out what these green oblong shaped tablets are? These are a medium green, nor deep forest and not grass green. There are no markings. ## Without verification through a lab analysis, a pill with no markings could be anyone's best guess... However, knowing its origin may provide valuable clues for pinpointing distinct possibilities or suspects. Furthermore, the FDA doesn't approve any US prescription drugs that do not have an imprint or marking of some kind. Therefore, I'm under the impression that it falls into one or more of the following categories - foreign, over-the-counter, illicit, or counterfeit. Whereabouts did you get your pill from?

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i got these pills that are suppose to be generic adderall. one side says swift the other is just a score. The packet says its made by TEVA. they are 30 mg and do absolutely nothing. They are from India. Has anyone ever had anything that fits the description? ## Hello, Lorelle! How are you? No, that's not a logo used by Teva, as far as I'm aware and I can't find any tablets listed anywhere with such a marking. One of the hazards of obtaining medications from a foreign, non-approved source is the fact that you have no way of knowing what they may send you. Does anyone else recognize these tablets? I'll keep looking and post back, when I have information for you. ## My speckled bluish "Swift" pills with a score and no other imprint arrived from India yesterday. ...

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