Little Yellow Tablets With C On One Side And Ab Other

I'm not really sure what to call the colour; somewhere between peachy and yellowy. The pills are about 6 mm, round, and scored on one side, down the middle between the APO and the 25. The other side is entirely blank. I've been all over several pill identifiers and such, but the closest I get is the same description with an added mark... one of them is a diuretic and the other is an antipsychotic/sedative and neither are the same as these three little pills I found. Any leads? ## Have you tried asking a local pharmacist? Most online identifiers only list U.S. tablets and I know many of the ones with these types of markings are from Canada…..and the problem there is that in order to try to curb the influx of fakes, Canada has started keeping their markings under wraps, so t...

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I have a friend who left some yellow round pills at my home and there was no bottle or box that they came in. She has been on tablets for her mental health before but as these have no name to show what they are I was a little concerned to have think these tablets are not her usual prescribed medication and wondered if anyone can give me an insight as to what these tablets are. She does suffer with Anxiety, panic attacks and mental health issues on top of her depression, so could these tablets be some sort of a stabaliser for her health conditions? They are yellow in colour, round, about the size of a diazepam and has 48 on one side and c on the other. ## From what I can find, the manufacturer Aurobindo lists them as containing 10mgs of Olanzapine, which is used to treat various types of...

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I cnt figure out what mg these are so i was gonna see if some of u guys could help me. ## Hi danielle, To my knowledge there aren't any suboxone tablets that resemble what an ice cube would look like. Most suboxone tablets shown on the internet are depicted as either being round or six-sided, but nothing really "square" about them… Could you please try to be a little more specific about its shape, whether it has markings, and where you might've gotten it from? I'm also curious to know why it is believed to be suboxone when there are no imprints listed to verify this? ## My friend gets them. He says they are 9mg/2mg....I have yet to see them but he's supposed to show me. I'm on 8/2 tabs

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I have a very small round yellowish pill with no imprint on either side. What could this pill be? Bencoprim? ## Hello Carla, Without an identifiable imprint on the pill there is no way anyone is going to be able to give you an accurate answer. Though I can't identify the pill I can provide you with some information that may help a little. Only controlled medication in the U.S. needs to have an identifiable imprint so over the counter medication would not need to have one. In addition the FDA does not require supplements, vitamins, candies/mints or dietary pills to have imprints either. Another problem is that companies of these types of products can change the appearance of their tablets/pills as they want to so even if you knew the product it can often be difficult to find the exac...

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I found a round flat pill thats a light green and one side is blank the other has a triangle with a circle in the muddle and 043 next to it its about the size of a tums my husband thinks its methadone I think its an antacid but don't know where bit came from ## Hello, Chris! How are you? And Congratulations! You're the winner of this one, it is an antacid! It's basically a generic or store brand of Tums, 500mg and there are actually 4 different colored tablets that carry this same marking…. green, pink, peach and yellow. Is there anything else I can help with? ## No that's all thanku so much! We have a little kid at home so I dont have to stress in case she comes across another one somewhere thanku I appreciate it!

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The green and white tablets are not effective. These new green and yellow capsules are not as effective as the white tablets with a V on them. What's up. If drug companies are cutting corners I will turn them in to the FDA for a full investigation. I get constant headaches and I MUST have a medicine that works ## Hello, Connie! How are you? I'm very sorry that you're getting headaches. Many people have said the same thing about these, they just don't seem to work as well for most people. However, it isn't that the manufactured is cutting corners, they are allowed to differ from the name brand in the amount of the active ingredients by as much as plus or minus 20%, under the Hatch-Waxman Act of 1984. Thus, these ones may be a little lower than the others and too low t...

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personally i think, the DEA, is cracking down, i know the doctors are scared their gonna lose their license, where i live they are getting ridiculous about it! there is an epidemic, which in return is ruining it for us folks who really need the stuff to just even feel a little comfort from excrutiating pain, there is even a brand called "qualitest" for God sakes! not positive, but i believe, food and drug adm., are lowering the strength, to get american's off the drug!!!!! ## From what I've seen, Watson does have a yellow and white version of their "853" generic Acetaminophen + Hydrocodone tablets. They list the dosage as still being 325/10 in the newer white ones, however, there have been numerous complaints from patients who have tried both versions, saying tha...

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Redbook 2009 page 375 "Pharmacys Fundamental Reference" 100 tabs of five mg Ovation Pharmaceutical "Desoxyn" is $381.65 wholesale, and is $457.98 retail, "cash in fist" or $4.58 per tablet. I used to take the former Abbott Labs of North Chicago, Illinois, the former 10mg and 15 mg. "Desoxyn Gradumet tablets, which were available at least from 1965 until 1999, these were extended (sustained release tablets) not the instant release 5 mg ones that Ovation is licensed to manufacture for Abbott. The 10 mg were orange, the15 mg were yellow. Even the white ones, 5 mg, were embossed with the classic little reverse "a" in a small letter. Much superior, in my humble opinion, were Abbott's former stimulant called "Desbutal" which also were methamphet...

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Yellow tan little round pill one side says 10 other side said Z P L ## They are ambien which is a narcotic ## I found some pills in my sons room and I'm really at the end of my rope if you can understand what I mean. I would really like to know what hes takimg Or what he thinks hes thinks he taking againzco2 all same size letters and numbers Please help BKH ## The tablets asked about in the first post do contain 10mgs of Zolpidem, the active ingredient in Ambien, but it is not a narcotic. It is used for the short-term treatment of insomnia and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, hallucinations and next day hangover effects. Learn more Zolpidem details here. The tablet that Brian asked about, with the ZC02 marking contains 25mgs of Promethazine, the active ingredient i...

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I was discovered to have asthma and other allergies at the age of two. It was pretty bad in my formative years (2-3 attacks a day wasn't uncommon) A doctor prescribed Tedral to my parents which back then it came in a horrible tasting sugary yellowy thick, liquid form. which I didn't mind at 3yo because it had sugar in it. But Tedral WORKED!! It sincerely did. At about the ages of 6 or 7 I started with the little white Tedral tablets which even at that age I knew they gave me this"pickup" I felt "energized" After years of not having to worry about my attacks any more, by the time I was 16 I was taking them by themselves OR with aspirin for a "high". However when they ceased distribution, I didn't remember any withdrawals but I still have things like sh...

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Is the yellow oval shaped (S 901 marked) generic Xanax a poorer quality than other generics of Xanax? I have taken the generic form for a while, but I take it very seldom (only when I'm wired at night and can't sleep) and I usually take only about 1/4 of a tablet. Last time I got a refill, the pill was a light yellow oval shaped tablet with S 901 on it. I can take a whole one of these tablets and not get the effectiveness of 1/4 of the other two generics I had previously. (One of those generics was a little round peach-colored pill, and the other was a small peach-colored oval pill.) I don't think I could have acclimated because I took it so seldom and took so little (1/4 of the dose). As soon as I started this current prescription, though, I could tell a dramatic (lessening...

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Hi. I was cleaning my 16 year-old son's room and found a bottle of little, round yellow pills. About 30 of them. My heart sank. I think they are dilaudid or hydromorphone, at least what I've been able to glean from the research I've done. But I am not sure; I cannot find any reference to the inscripted P on one side (4 is on the other) vs. the K or M commonly found with dilaudid. Can anyone help me identify it? ## I am sorry to hear about your findings ... and sadly, yes, the pills which you have described are Dilaudid 4 mg. The manufacturer's product sheet states "DILAUDID 4 mg TABLETS are yellow, debossed with a P on one side and the number 4 on the opposite side." (PDF format, page 18). I wish you and your son the best with this. Do you have any other question...

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little yellow pill. z on top with 3926 on bottom. 10 on back. Need to know for sure. ## I DONT THINK SO 10MG IS BLUE 5MG IS PEACH ## i have some small yellow tabs w/ a2102V . is that valium? ## I dont think its valium the tablets I have are peach colored and say 345 on them and 5mg tabs ## Evelyn, yellow with Z2936 should have an underlined 5 on the other side, the 10mg generic valium are blue and have Z3927 on them. Teva brand. Ana, that sounds like generic elavil, amitriptyline, kind of a fancy looking V? Has the 2102 above it and blank on other side? That V is Qualitest's imprint. ## If you can provide a description of the pill, including any and all markings, letters, numbers, logo, or etc. I can check what it is for you, but without any information, we cannot tell you anything ...

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