Pink Pill With Specks

what pill is white with pink specks? ## Sorry, there's really no way to ID a pill without an imprint. All Rx and OTC drugs in the U.S. are required by law to have an imprint; otherwise it could be a vitamin, herbal, energy, diet, foreign or illicit. If you can offer some additional details about the pill, I could run a google search and try to find a match! ## I don't have any oher details except its oblong :/ ## What is this pill I found that's pink and white specked with no markings no numbers

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very small round pink pill with red specks throughout and on one side in the center what looks to be cross or star ## If there are no markings on it, then it is most likely that it's something available over the counter. It can be ruled out as being a prescription medication, because they are all required to have markings to enable their identification. However, there is a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. Where was it found? ## found it in my grandson's drawer

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white/pink pill with red specks, EP D 225 with +/x scored into round tablet ## Need to know what the small round pill white pill with red specks EP-D 225 ## found this pill white with red specks ans ep-d 225 and scored in back ## I have these same pills and can't find anything about them online except some guy speculating that they might be ephedrine. Guess the only way to find out is experimentation :P ## that is exactly what it is ephdrine mixed with a bunch of other things ## Sorry, it is not listed in the U.S. prescription drug databases, so I cannot confirm what it is.

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watson oval pill white or lite pink with pink specks 3202 ## This tablet contains 5mgs of Hydrocodone and 325mgs of Acetaminophen, a generic for Vicodin, this is a narcotic pain reliever. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. You can read more here: Is there anything else I can help you with? ## Hi I was wondering what this pill is? Its white, oblong, with pink specks. its only half of it so idk what is written on it ## White oblong large pill with pink specks I believe this is hydrocodone with number 3591

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Found a round pink tablet with white specks with the numbers 44 319 on it. Not sure if it's OTC or prescription med. It also smells like candy. What is this. ## I cannot find an exact ID for this, but I can tell you that pills marked with a 44, followed by an additional 3 numbers are all OTC products. That also explains why I cannot located it, since they are not regulated and the imprints are not logged like prescription medications. If it smells like candy, then it is probably a chewable tablet, which would suggest that it is possibly a child's dosage. Does anyone else recognize this?

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Someone had gave me a pill it is round oragnish in color with red dots in middle and it has capital er_d 225 on it and it can be quarted ## Hello, Baby Girl! How are you? I'm sorry, but I haven't been able to find an identification for this, yet. However, I really don't think I'm understanding what you're saying the imprint actually is on the tablet. Can you please post back and clarify? Maybe that will help me to find it for you! Thanks!

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The vicodin white oval narcotic pain pill withe pink specks in it what are the pink specks in the pill ## Hello, Suavae! How are you? They are nothing, just some dye that the manufacturer decided to use to distinguish their pills from others on the market. How a tablet looks is entirely up to their whit and whim, as long as the tablets have unique markings to enable their identification, in case of emergency. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Work at a hospital and found a clear capsule pill with brown powder and some pink powder specks in a bathroom. Anyone know what this is?? ## Can you share your location? Was this found in the US?

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My fella bought these tabs off his uncle who got them off his mate they are supposed to be pink stars. I googled them and no pink stars were round shaped, they have little red specks in and there is no marking,numbers,inprints or scores on. anyone have any ideas?? ## I found one and it sounds like the one you are describing very small, round, light pink with red specks and seems to have a cross or could be a star on one side and is not scored ## xtc ALL pills differ in some way its a pink start manufactured by a seperate supplier in another pill press.

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Its a white pill with pink specks on it and a capital letter E on the other side. ## Based on your description, I'm finding two different white pills that have pink specs on them; but neither seem to have the correct imprint. Is there any chance that the "E" could actually be something else? Perhaps a cursive "V" or a logo of some kind? One of the pills I found is round/white, covered in pink spots (pill is almost all pink) with a bird symbol on one side and blank on the other. The other pill is oval shaped/white, with little pink specs on both sides of it. The imprint on this one is 35 91 on one side and a cursive V on the other, that could resemble an "E" if it was smudged or not clear. Please post back if you think either of these descriptions come close t...

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it is a pink oval pill with possible red specks about 1/2 inch in length and NO imprint at all I found it with a few hydrocodones, a few klonepins, and a vew ativans ## Hi Curious, Based on my research, your pill could possibly be Hydrocodone. However, there's no way to really identify a pill without an imprint because All Rx and OTC drugs in the US are required by the FDA to have one. Is it possible that the imprint on that specific pill could've been smudged off at some point? ## photo of watson brand 10/325 hydrocodone ## Hot pink, with red specks blank one side other side has L006

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what are the pink or peach specks in Vicodin made of? ## Hi tami, My theory based on feedback from several patients who've been prescribed these pills in particular, lead me to believe that its just food coloring to make for easy and quick identification amongst other similar types of pills. I don't think they're known to have any medical value either, but would probably prove to be a helpful marker for those in the medical field who are around thousands of different pills all day. Does anyone else have thoughts on this?

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I found a pill in my car that I believe belongs to my daughter. It is an oval pill, bilayer, white with red specks on one side and pink with a raised dot pattern on the other. Can anyone identify this pill for me? ## @WorriedMom, Interestingly enough, the only thing I'm seeing that even remotely resembles this on the internet, is a "V 35 91" generic Vicodin tablet made by Qualitest (which is white with red specs). However, without the typical numbers/letters you find on most pharmaceutical tablets, it makes me wonder if what you found is something not of the US, illicit, or some type of OTC/dietary supplement. If you can provide any other clues from your daughter, there's a chance we can narrow this down to something more specific. Have you asked your daughter what she ...

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Round pill light pinkish in color with yellow specks and CDN on one side nothing on the other it is from Canada i believe. ## Hello, Is there any chance that there's a smudged off marking of a "20" on the backside of the pill? If so, this is 20mgs of Oxycodone ER, a generic for Oxycontin; from Canada, just as you mentioned. You can read more about this drug via the link below: Please post back if you have any other details confirming that there's a marking on the back. Thanks! ## found a beige or peachy colored pill with cdn on one side but nothing on the other side does anyone know what this is? please leave a reply if you do, thanks. ## can u send a picture?.. where about 's are u located, it'l help me try and figure out where it came from for ya.

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What is a pink or orange colored pill with specks on it, and it looks like it has an 'm' or 'w' on one side with 'v 22' on the other? ## This tablet is manufactured by Mylan Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 12.5mgs of Hydrochlorothiazide and 160mgs of Valsartan, this medication is most commonly used to treat high blood pressure and certain cardiac conditions. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased urination, and hypotension. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Found an oblong pinkish pill with S on one side; other side has 8667. ## the pill is thick with 903 on one side and 3 symbols on the other side. it is white with blue specks. does anyone know what it is? ## Without knowing what they symbols or letters are on the other side, I cannot look it up for you. ## Found an oblong pinkish pill with S on one side ; other side has 8667. ## found white round pill with 524 on one side. What is this? ## 1p/119 ## S 8667 is 800mgs Skelaxin, a muscle relaxant. Some of the most common side effects include: drowsiness, nausea, dry mouth and somnolence. ## 524 This tablet contains 7.5mgs of Hydrocodone and 200mgs of Ibuprofen, a generic for Vicoprofen. This is a narcotic analgesic. Some of the most common side effects include: drowsiness, nausea, dry mouth...

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Found a clear, sealed, plastic bag with four different unidentified pills (no imprints or markings). They're all different sizes but two are elliptical - one reddish maroon and one with gray, white, and blue specks. The other two are sort of rectangular/elliptical and one is a lighter yellow and the other is tan with orange or red specks. Anyone know what they are? ## found a pill 5 sided pink looks like a motercycle ## red and white capsol no markings antibiotics possitive for cocane ## I found this pill in my house its orange but had no markings of any kid its smooth so probably coated? and it has blue grayish specks on it cans someone PLEASE tell me what this is? ## When it comes to pills that don't have any markings, it can be difficult to determine what they contain with an...

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I found a round pill with a 30 imprint on one side it is white with peach or pink specks through it. ## I'm confident the round pill you found (light peach or orange round tablet with specks and a 30 imprint on one side, nothing on the other) is a 30mg Prevacid solutab. Typically perscribed for patients with acid reflux symptoms. Can be filled by pharmacist when the black and pink capsule is unavailable, but the solutab is generally 10 times more expensive than the capsule. ## My boyfriend has a toothache and his face is swollen. I gave him these black and pink pills with n 30 on them that I got for my crohns. Do you think they will help?

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Found in my 14year old son's pocket. It's about 1/2" long, about 1/3" wide and flattish oblong in shape (not like a capsule shape). There are no numbers or letters, but on the pink side, it has a raised dots pattern along the entire side. ## Unfortunately, with no markings but those dots, I'm afraid it may be difficult to discover what this contains. That rules it out as U.S. prescription tablet, so it must be an over the counter product. However, I'll keep looking and post back, when I have information for you. Have you tried asking him about it? Does anyone else recognize this? ## Found the same pill on the floor at a bar. Just wondering what it is ## After finding one myself I finally fould out it was an ice breaker sugerless mint LOL So no worries. Hope you d...

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I can't figure out what this is. It looks speckled, maybe pink with red specks. Scored on one side, slightly rounded top and bottom, as opposed to flat. I cut it in half and put the crumbs on my tongue to taste it, no discernible flavor. Thought about crushing it for a larger flavor sampling. Not sure. That only gets you so far, anyway. It's probably nothing good, just a vitamin, right? My mom found it on the floor one day and asked me to look it up. I kinda forgot until recently, when withdrawal kicked in and I got my hopes up that it may be worth something. But I'm not gonna just randomly swallow a random pill with no markings. That's dangerous. ## Hello, Sefirosu200x! How are you? Yes, you're correct, it is very dangerous to take something that you cannot identify...

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