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I filled my pill minder and now can't remember what it is ## Hello, Debi! How are you? Are you on Viibryd, by any chance? There's a 20mg Viibryd tablet that matches this description. Learn more Viibryd details here. Side effects to this medication may include nausea, dizziness, diarrhea and sleep paralysis. In the future, it would be best to leave at least a couple of pills in their pharmacy bottles to identify them and avoid mix-ups, or write down the description and markings of each one.

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found an oval orange pill with B on one side and blank on the other. Please can someone tell me what this pill is?! ## Hello, The closest match I can find is Ludiomil (maprotiline) 25 mg. Ludiomil belongs to the drug class tetracyclic antidepressants and is used in the treatment of depression panic disorder. It is an oval orange pill with the imprint CIBA on one side and blank on the other. Perhaps the other letters got smudged off at some point? Manufacturer: Novartis Pharmaceuticals You can learn more about this drug on the page for Ludiomil Details I hope this helps! ## This pill is a Coldrex PE Cold and Flu caplet. Why a B?? We have no idea

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Found a small round orange pill with one side blank and the other marked in a big 25 ## I found a small orange peach coloured pill with a 25 on one side and nothing on the other. ## Found small round pinkish peach color pill, thick on sides and large 25 imprint on one side but blank on the other side. What type of pill could this be?

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My friend gave me 2 bright orange pills, round. With AX on one side and blank on the other. These were supposed to be sleeping pills but I cant find a description of tyese anywhere, can anyone help? ## I just came on to ask about this tablet and saw your post… did you ever find out what these were for ?

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small pink pill 47 on one side gg on other side ## Actually, it is more of an orange than a pink pill. I just answered that for another posting, but here it is again. It is generic Imipramine 25mg, brand name Tofranil. It is an antidepressant. ## That identification is correct, it is distributed by Nucare Pharmaceuticals. NDC code: 66267-0266 The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, mood changes, weight changes, and mood changes. Inactive ingredients may include: corn starch D&C Yellow No. 10 FD&C Blue No. 2 FD&C Red No. 40 hydroxypropyl cellulose hypromelloses lactose anhydrous magnesium stearate polyethylene glycol povidone titanium dioxide Is there anything else I can help with?

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circle orange pill M on one side and 173 on other ## Found a match it's Metolazone 5 mg, which is primarily used to treat congestive heart failure and high blood pressure. To learn more click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do.

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round orange pill with 10 on one side and DAN on the other ## Based on that description I located a round orange pill marked DAN 10 5554. It is noted to be Propranolol Hydrochloride (10 mg). This is the closest match to your description other than the 5554 that was not mentioned. Propranolol Hydrochloride is a non-selective beta blocker mainly used in the treatment of hypertension. Propranolol is indicated for other uses as well, which you can view by following the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add about this pill, please post back so I can further assist you.

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My boyfriend take this pill and the RX reads plavix. However, he bettentionen on this medication for 4-5 years(Iv known him 21/2)And just all of a sudden he begins to have side effcts.Iv never really paid any attention to the appearance before. He says"Hell I take so many,I cant remember". Guess at 79yrs.,it may be true. He is having side effects and for such a common drug,Ishould have found them.Kind of worried parmacy could have made mistake. ' /.;.tr ## There is one manufactured by Accord Healthcare that contains 300mgs(base) of Clopidogrel, which is a generic for Plavix, though they describe it as being pink, but colors are a matter of perception. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased risk of bleeding, and eas...

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Hey guys, i just found a couple of light orange oval tablets, film coated, very smooth with just a 20 in the middle on one side and blank the other, any idea what these would be? thanks ## Ever find out what it is?? I have found a few and cant identify them anywhere.

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Found in my carpet of the house. It's orange/peach circular with an indent "P" on one side and blank on the side. Any answers would be much appreciated. We have lots of friends over and thought someone may have dropped it but don't wanna go around asking everyone. Thanks

blank on one side, has #1 over #2 on other side, like a fraction ## Hi Sla, I believe I located a match to your pill. The physical description identifies this to be Clonazepam (0.5 mg). Unfortunately, there was no image of the pill for me to justify the fraction-like line, but from what I can tell this was the only match the came up in my searches. Just to clarify, this pill I located is round, orange, and has the imprint "1" and "2". The manufacturer is noted to be: Accord Healthcare, Inc. I'm not sure if this will help, but the National Drug Code (NDC) for this pill is: 16729-0136 To learn more about this drug, click on the link below... Hope this helps! ## Clorazepam 0.5 mg I get them prescribed every month I know what they are and look like

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I can't find the name of this pill anywhere. It is supposed to be Risperdone 0.5 mg, but I just wanted to make sure. ## Hi Morgan, I located a round orange/beige colored tablet with R12 on one side and M on the other side, to be Risperidone 2 mg. Manufacturer: Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc. National Drug Code (NDC): 00378-3512 You didn't mention anything about an "M" being on the other side, but this is the only match I found that comes close enough to your description. The size of the pill is 8mm in diameter if that helps in any way. Does this sound like a possible match? ## I also have taken the unmarked R12 (no M) Risperidone, dispenses as 0.5 mg. I am so sedated I am going to have to get someone to drive me or pick up my prescription which I am having the doctor reissue ...

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I FOUND THESE PILLS IN MY SON'S ROOM UNDER HIS MATRESS AND I WANNA KNOW WHAT THEY ARE ## Hi Tim, The closest match I can find based on the description is Spironolactone (50 mg). It is a white oval pill with the imprint R672. Spironolactone is used primarily to treat heart failure, ascites in patients with liver disease, low-renin hypertension, hypokalemia and Conn's syndrome. You can learn more about this drug on the page for Spironolactone Details I hope this helps! ## Thanks jenna i appreciate your help. ## The pill you found is not 672, it is G72, and it is oxymorphone - the generic brand. I hope you were able to find out that your son is taking narcotics. ## No it is 672 and yes they are oxymorphone 10 mg extended release it is used to treat pain and classified as a narcotic...

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thats a suboxen its an opiate blocker ## This tablet does contain 8mgs of Suboxone, but it is inaccurate to describe it as an opiate blocker. Suboxone contains the active ingredient Buprenorphine, which IS AN OPIATE! It is used to treat drug addcition and severe, chronic pain. It does, however, have some opiate agonist properties, to prevent people from abusing other drugs while they are taking it. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and dizziness. Read more on it here: Are there any questions?

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Brownish orange round pills with the number 57 on one side the other is blank can't find it anywhere hope you can ## Hi Sonja, Based on the description provided, I located a round brown pill with "57" on one side and blank on the other to be a 200mg Motrin (Ibuprofen) tablet. (NDC 30142-235, among others) This is an OTC non steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used for treating fever and mild to severe pain. Apparently it's distributed by many different companies. I hope this helps! ## I found a reddish brown pill with 57 on one side and blank on the other. Any suggestions? ## Does it make you sleep? ## Ibuprofen is not specifically indicated as a sleep aid, it's a pain reliever and anti-inflammatory. However, if pain is keeping you up for instance, i might help to relie...

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ive looked on the internet for hours tryin to find out what kind of pills these are, and people keep guessing! if you dont know! dont guess! its a very small orange pill smaller than a dilaudid 4 mg, with 5 on one side and absolutley blank on the other! i popped a couple of them kinda felt like i popped a couple dilaudids im pretty sure there some kind of opioid, hydromorphone, hydrochloride, oxymorphone or hydrocodone. please help me find out what pills these are. thank you. ## View Images Bisacodyl Oral ## There are actually 2 that meet this description, which one it is depends on how the 5 is imprinted on the pill. There is a 5mg Bisacodyl tablet, but rather than being stamped into the tablet, the 5 is printed on it, in black. This is a laxative. The other one contains 10mgs of Cital...

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small round orange pill with P on one side, blank on the other side. ## round orange pill p on one side ## I found a large round orange pill with a large P on one side and nothing on other side. I believe it came out of my bottle of Nature's Bounty Quick Dissolve B-12 5000meg. Last week I put a B-12 under my tongue to dissolve and it had such a terrible taste, I spit it out and threw it away. Now tonight when I was refilling my pill boxes for the week, I found the large orange pill with a large P on one side only and blank on the other side. B-12 5000meg are pink and taste like cherry. This one did come from my Nature's Bounty Bottle and it is the same size as the correct B-12 5000meg tablet but is an orange color with a P on one side only, instead of pink. It definately is not ...

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found this in my car my 18 year old son drives to school. orange tablet about the size of a rolaid with line on one side, and L461 on the other side im thinking maybe a blood pressure pill. i need to know before i freakout about this. ## Found round large tablet with L461 on it. the 6 may not be a 6 but yet a symbal ## if this is a chewable pill, do not be alarmed. i have some, too. it is simply some junior strength ibuprofen (for ages 2-11), a pain reducer/fever reducer. ## The provided identification is correct, this is a chewable, 100mg Ibuprofen tablet for children, it's used to treat pain and fever, it is available over the counter. Side effects may be more predominant in children and may include nausea, headache, drowsiness and stomach irritation. Are there any questions or co...

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round orange pill with L-2 on one side ## I found a bright orange round pill with a P on one side and blank on the other in my 17 year old daughter room,, should I be worried ## I believe the marking on the first pill being asked about might have actually been I-2, as in a capital i. If so, then that is a 200mg Ibuprofen tablet that's available over the counter, it's a generic or store brand of Advil or Motrin. Learn more Ibuprofen details here. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and stomach irritation. As to the round, orange tablet with just a P on it, I can't be certain, since that imprint is very obscure, but there is an over the counter laxative that meets this description, it's a generic or store brand for Senokot. Can anyone else confirm that?

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I found a small capsule shaped dark orange pills with 1-2 or I-2 on one side and blank on the other side? I have several of them mixed with my perscription pills ## as a young adult i was placed on an orange round pill it had either a 5 or 25 on it i know it was an anti psychotic can't remember the name though ## In regards to the original post, that is a 200mg Ibuprofen tablet, a generic or store brand for Advil or Motrin. Learn more Ibuprofen details here. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and stomach irritation. As to the post from loopy, I'm sorry, but that's really not enough information to be certain of an identification. The best thing to do there would be to ask your parents or check with the prescribing doctor that was treating you at the time. Ar...

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