Oblong White Pill Unmarked

My friend came back from Mexico with an oblong shaped white tablet with a p on on side and an AS on the other. I told her not to take it without knowing what it is. She was told it was Vicodin but I take Vicodin and it looks nothing like my pills. Anyone know what this is?

I recently received small, slightly off-white football shaped (like brand-name Xanax), unmarked, yet scored on one side...Allegedly generic Ambien...Anyone know what it really is, or has the same product and knows for sure what it is? ## Was this ordered from a foreign pharmacy/source? If there are no markings, it is going to be difficult to determine exactly what this contains. All legal U.S. manufactured pills have to have unique imprints to enable their identification, but few other countries have such a law in place. It may be Ambien, or any number of other medications, including over the counter products. Is anyone familiar with this tablet? ## Since posting your question have you found out if this was generic ambien? I have recieved the same thing and am concerned as it looks noth...

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My 13 year old boy took one and was messed up. I tried looking at pictures online on pill sights but have not found anything out yet. Kids have started popping pills at the school now and it scares the crap out of me. ## Hello, David! How are you? I'm very sorry that this happened. When you say he was messed up, can you post back and be more specific as to the symptoms and how he was acting? In the U.S. prescription tablets are required to have imprints to enable their identification in case of emergency, which means an unmarked tablet is most likely and otc product, of some type. However, there is also a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. Details on the symptoms he was displaying could help me determine what it contained.

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i found an unmarked box of these white, oblong shaped pills under my living room couch. They kind of remind me of whtat looks like an ibuprofin 800 but this pill has no score mark or markings of any sort on either side. If someone could help me out with this that would be great. ## If there are no markings, we can rule it out as being a prescription medication, because they are all required to have markings to enable their identification, in case of emergency. That means it's most likely an over the counter product and the opens it up to several possibilities. I actually have a bottle of calcium tablets sitting here that resembles this. But there are quite a few other things it could be as well, but being that large, I do think it's some type of supplement. Does anyone else have...

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I got some of them from a friend cuz I'm in pain and it's not a pill I have seen before. It's a big oblong pill with no writing on both sides. What is it? ## Magnesium 400mg it's NOT for pain but helps if u get body cramps or cholly horses. ## Without any imprint for proof, how can you be so sure this is actually magnesium (400mg)? The only verifiable way I know of to tell what an unmarked pill is, is by having the tablet analyzed by a GCMS through a reputable lab and/or drug panel. For the record, I do have a magnesium malate (425mg per tab) supplement by Source Naturals that shares this description. However, without an imprint or any other identifying attributes, it could literally be any number of substances.

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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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These pills are about 3 quarters of an inch, oblong, & scored down the middle. The '4' is on one side of the score and 'LC' on the other side of the score. The other side of the pill is unmarked. I found 2 of them cut in half in my pill cutter.

White oblong similar to hydrocodone but thinner - no markings - sent from Chennai India - refilled my Vicodin prescription from a Canadian pharmacy. ## If there are no markings on the tablets, then I am afraid there is no way to positively identify it, unless you would pay to have it lab tested. It may be what you ordered or it may be something entirely different. This is one of the hazards of ordering from foreign sources. ## So, if the oblong, white pill is unmarked, but COULD still be hydrocodone, that must mean that SOME hydrocodone is, in fact, unmarked. Is that right? ## did you ever try the pills? my friend ordered these too from India but it is a light yellow oblong scored pill with no markings on it...the foil blister pack says it is 10/325 hydrocodone. ## I have the same pills...

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my boyfriend has a unmarked bag of these white oblong pills with the numbers 44175 on the side of it. what is this pill? ## Hi amy, The white oblong pill in description is identified as Acetaminophen (500 mg); which is a widely used over-the-counter analgesic (pain reliever) and antipyretic (fever reducer). Manufacturer: IVAX Pharmaceuticals Inc. National Drug Code (NDC): 00182-2152 Learn More: Acetaminophen Details If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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I found some white oblong tablets that are blank on both sides and I am trying to figure out what they are. Can anyone help me? ## Can you tell me what a white oval pill blank on both side is ## It is hard to determine what an unmarked tablet contains. Under current FDA law, all manufactured prescription tablets and capsules are required to have a unique imprint to enable their identification. Thus, there are 2 options for an unmarked tablet, it is either an over the counter product, or it is a foreign medication. Do you know anything else about its origin? ## Could you tell me what they are for?

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Do gabapentin 800 come in the form of a big white oblong pill with no markings and a line down the middle. Or any gabapentin come in the form of a big white oblong pill with no markings and a line down the middle. ## Hello, Tex! How are you? No, prescription tablets in the U.S. all have markings on them to enable their identification, in case of emergency and since Gabapentin is a prescription medication, it wouldn't be available in the U.S. without some type of markings on the tablet. If you have an unmarked pill, then it is most like just an over the counter product. There is a small chance that it could be a foreign medication, since few other countries regulate as strictly as the U.S. and Canada do, but that's not very likely. Is there anything else I can help with? Learn mo...

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Very small , white oblong unmarked pill scored on one side.I was in Mexico and i had asked the pharmacist for klonopin and they told me that it took a prescription so i asked for something similar, She handed me a box of pills that had blister packs . Before I went home I removed them from the blister pack not realizing the pills were not marked . Now I'm trying to figure out what they were even called . Any information on these would be greatly appreciated , thanks.

Gabtin-400 unmarked red/off white capsule from india...this isnt garbapentin..And an oblong white tablet 600mg with 1 score 2 on it..Does anyone know what these are? ## I have the same capsules from india..and white pill form 600mg no imprint on the silver packaging it says garbapentin on both 400mg red and white capsules with no imprint and the 600 mg pill form..Did you find out what these are? Mary

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this pill is red oblong has a white stripe around the middle, the letters TH imprinted on side ## Red rectangular/oblong unmarked red pill found,most likely illegal drug.

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I found a pill in my 16 year olds room, and need help. There are no markings at all on pill, which this had made it very diffucult to try and find via internet. It is oblong in shape and has 3 colors. From left to right...pink, white, gray. If anyone has any information reguarding this, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you ## sounds like a time release concerta, add medication ## i found a similar pill, is the pink much stripe much thiner than the white? ## try your pharmacy they will have the right answer it sounds like a over the counter med, i think tylenol has something like that. all though i might be wrong. ## if you are really concerned do a drug test on your child you can get one at your local pharmacy. it's better to be wrong and be too late.

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I have been searching the net for hours and have found nothing at all with this particular score "PP". i am worried sick about what he is taking and the internet is supposed to have all the answers. the closest thing i could find online to what he has are steroids called dianabols, but they all seem to be marked "BP" can someone please help a worried sick father. also, in the bag there were round, white un-marked pills as well and a few round yellow unmarked pills that were a little thinner than the white ones. I'm sure they must be of the same class of drugs. please help. ## Yeah the pink are generic steroids of a testosterone called anadrol if they are oblong with pp stamped on it. The yellow if of the same class may be winstrol but who knows. Post a picture if you...

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