Oval White Pill With A I On One End And 58 The Other

Accidentally took one. Have no clue what it is. ## Where did you find it and how did you end up accidentally taking one? I can't find anything listed with this marking that also matches this description. Is there a possibility that it's a foreign medication? Or maybe something that's available over the counter? Learn more OTC drug details here.

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I need to know what white rectangle roundish with the half pill ending in 58 is? I only found a half pill under my 17 year olds mattress. ## Hi Sean Carpenter, The closest match I've been able to locate is an elliptical/ oval white pill with the imprint 58 98 V. There is a score down the middle that divides the 58 and 98, the V is on the back of the pill. This pill contains (800 mg) of Sulfamethoxazole + (160 mg) of Trimethoprim DS. This medication belongs to the drug classes miscellaneous antibiotics and sulfonamides. It is used to treat bacterial skin infections, acne, urinary tract infections, sinitis and more. Adverse effects: There has been concern about the use of trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole, since it has been associated with frequent mild allergic reactions and serious adve...

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I have a white oval pill that says M 582 on one side and is blank on the other side. Could this pill be Percocet? ## I have never seen one like that before, nor heard of it ever being oval. Oxycodone is white, round and either says 512 or endo (depending on the maker). There is aso Roxixet, but I can't remember what it says on it...Hope this helps. Also, it depends on the strength. The ones I have described are 5/325 strength, but the 10 milligram tabs sometimes are oval. Call your pharmacy. Or even call a different pharmacy to compare what they have ## I think it is. I have m357 on my bottle, and it's hydrocodone, Vicodin, there is a number for all the meds.. ## It might be a Vicodin then, but Percocet is Oxycodone, not Hydrocodone. And I know Vicodin is oval ## all you need to...

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small white oval smooth, non-chalky with 93 on one side and 58 on the other, they are read as the pill is flipped end over end ## Found a match for 93 58 it's Tramadol 50 mg, which is used for treating moderate to severe pain. 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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