Pink Pill H On One Side 90 Other Brand Name

pink pill oblong 052 other side 25 ## its a pink oblong pill with 25 on one side and 052 on the other. i cant ind any info anywhere on what it is. ## I found the exact same pill. Did you ever find out what it was?? ## its an non perscription sleeping aid. i forget the name. ## AAA Pharmaceuticals lists this tablet as containing 25mgs of Diphenhydramine, which is a generic, or store brand of Benadryl, it is most commonly used to treat allergic reactions, nausea, and as a sleep aid. NDC code: 57344-0090 The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including dizziness, dry mouth, somnolence, and weight changes. Is there anything else I can help with?

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the answer is completely correct yeaaahhh budddyyyy ## Lortab contains the active ingredients Acetaminophen and Hydrocodone, it is a narcotic analgesic and is also available as a generic. That means that there are quite a few manufacturers that make it, in different dosages and the way the pill can look, as well as the markings, will be different for all of them. That also means that I can't possibly list them all on here. Just some examples for the name brand: 5/500 oblong, white with blue specks, marking UCB on one side and 902 on the opposite. 7.5/500 oblong, white with green specks, marking UCB on one side and 903 on the other. 10/500 oblong, pink UCB on one side and 910 on the other. Is there a specific tablet you're questioning?

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I took Diovan brand 320-12.5mg for a very long time. The generic became available. I have a history of reacting to drugs and wanted to stay with the Sandoz which I've been told is a generic to Diovan and Sandoz company is the generic company of Novartis who originally made Diovan brand. By hopping from one drug store to another I found Valsartan Hydrochlorathiazide tablets 320-12.5 mg marked identical to the brand drug with the HIL and NVR on the pink oval pill. I paid generic price. Soon pharmacy ran out and told me they would not be getting anymore Sandoz Valsartan HCTZ 320-12.5mg. I was told to go to other pharmacies and maybe they would have some on their shelf. I did, I even went out of state and was able to buy 90 days but was told that's it, no more will be available. The...

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I take teva brand (the orange 30mg), quantity 90. I live in wilson nc. The pink and the white ones make me sick. Where's the closest pharmacy from me? ## Do you have a Walgreen's. That is were I get mine. However their is a huge difference in their quality from the ones from the original manufacturer Shire, but those are only XL version. If you can get Sandoz brand I would go with them for IR. ## If your insurance offers it, I would try their mail-order pharmacy over any big box stores without a second thought to it... Given they are mostly former/current wholesale companies who've gone retail via mail order (or they're as big as the wholesale providers so are less expensive & have more inventory), they give good quality generics I've found so far (about a year u...

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Was taking BRAND percocet - the only true percocet (pinkish oblong pill that says "percocet") but it was horribly expensive: over $1,000 for 90 pills (one month). My insurance was paying at first but then when I switched insurers, no more, they only pay for generic. After that, I went thru the gamut of generics until now - it seems that Activis has taken over the supplies of percocet at every major pharmacy - Walgreens, Walmart, CVS, etc and that is ALL we can get. For me Activis is a nightmare. I suffer from post-laminectomy syndrome and Activis lasts barely an hour before I need another for break-thru pain. Also, side effects are head ache, insomnia, and occasional upset stomach. The pain reliever active ingredient in Activis is clearly substandard, but what are we to do - who do