White Capsule Pill With No Marking

the bottle says hydrocodone bitartrate cyclobenzaprine hcl on it. 5/ 5mg. What is this? ## White capsule no markings...ibuprofen??? ## As to the original poster, since that is not a standard medication that's available in the U.S., there is a chance it was special ordered by someone's doctor and created for them by a compounding pharmacy. They frequently use unmarked capsules. The FDA warns that, if those are the ingredients it contains, it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, and dry mouth. Gary, most Ibuprofen comes in tablet form. Do you know anything else about it, such as its origins? ## Hello, I had a group of family members stay with me for a week and I found a white capsule without any markings in the ro...

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What type of drug is a small white solid gel cap, with no letters or numbers? It has a faint score line length-wise around middle of the gel cap. ## Hello Deb, Unfortunately it is extremely difficult to identify pills/capsules that have no imprint other than to take them into a lab and have it analyzed. In the United States all medication is required by the FDA to be identifiable through its physical appearance (imprint, shape, color, size, etc.) and because this gel capsule is not marked it makes me believe that it is likely some dietary supplement or vitamin. Something like a fish oil or vitamin E. If you would like to get rid of the pill you can always go to your local pharmacy or hospital and put it in the drug drop off and they will dispose of it properly. I hope this information h...

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Found this pill..... capsule..... white in color, not clear.......with a tannish brown substance inside. Substance appears old??? still holds capsule shape when removed from capsule. ## Hello Leo! How are you? If there are no markings on the capsule, that means that this is most likely some type of over the counter product. All manufactured prescription medications are required to have unique markings to enable their identification, in case of emergency. The only exceptions to this would be something that was specially ordered by a doctor and created by a compounding pharmacy, but they usually use clear capsules, since they are the cheapest and most readily available. There is also a small chance that this could be a foreign medication. Does it have any odor? Due to the color and the wa...

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Blue and white capsule with no markings ## I would need to know the markings or imprint on the pill inorder to locate the correct pill. Please post back with any more information so I can assist you better. ## it is a blue and white capsule blue on one end white on the other no markings at all can u help? ## blue/white capsule w no markings. white powder inside ## blue and white capsule with small indentations on blue side. do you know what this is? ## Blue and white capsule with pinkish powder on the inside

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I found some capsules, they are white with grey caps, there are no numbers, letters or markings of any kind. Does this mean that they are not a prescription or illegeall drug...perhaps just a suppliment of some sort??? ## i've been prescribed 90MG.MORPHINE SUL ER capsules, which used to be all white caps. with no markings, now the pharmacy refilled my prescription, & they are GREY & OFF-WHITE CAPS.with no markings,if it's the same as what you have :it's a very strong narcotic to relieve pain & i'm only prescribed for them because I'm terminal, with liver failure. ## I found some capsules that are Gray and off white. The contents of the capsules are a solid capsule shape. It is a very dark brown almost black. Have any idea what they could be. They were in ...

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There’s no number on the green and white capsule and I can’t find it on the internet, but it’s the only one left in my dossett box so I thought it was for blood pressure. I usually take Ramapril which are red and white 5mg pills.

could the small white pill with no markings be a generic form of ambien? ## It is not a legal prescription for it in the U.S. All prescription tablets, pills and capsules in the U.S. must have markings/imprints to enable their identification. Do you know where it was obtained? Read more:

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Found a Dark purple (half) and white (half) capsule no imprint. Anyone have a clue what this is? ## If there are no markings, it will most likely be difficult to narrow down what it contains. We can rule it out as being a U.S. approved and manufactured prescription product, since they are all required to have imprints to enable their identification. The greatest likelihood is that it's something available over the counter. However, there is also a chance that it could be something specially done by a compounding pharmacy, since they also use blank capsules, or it could be a foreign medication. Does anyone else recognize this capsule? ## Thank you for the info. ## This is Tylenol/codeine from Mexico most probably. ## Women's Thrive level capsule. Purple and white no markings. ## ...

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found these in boyfriends stuff. he is a gym goer and i wanted to know what they are? ## If there are no markings, it will likely be difficult to determine what they contain. We can rule them out as being a manufactured prescription medication, since they are all required to have imprints to enable their identification. However, it could be an over the counter product, a foreign medication or something specially ordered by a doctor and made by a compounding pharmacy. Are they actually a capsule, or are they caplets? ## MOST LIKELY THESE ARE A WEIGHLIFTING SUPPLIMENT., OR COULD BE A MEXICAN TRAMADOL NIETHER ARE A HUGE DEAL. TRAMADOL IS CONSIDERED AN OPIOD DEPRESSOR WOULD NEED TO TAKE TONS OF THESE TO BE TROUBLE.

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What kind of pill is this? It's like a light forest-green and white capsule with no marking. ## Hi Sue - Hmmm, with no markings it's really hard to say. That's because all prescription drugs in the US are required to carry a unique appearance (color, shape, imprint). It could be anything from an over the counter med, to a supplement, to a drug from overseas. Do you have any other details which could lend a clue? Any packaging? Where did you come across this? Sorry I don't have a more definite answer for you at this point.

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This is the new Oxycodone 20mg. It's hard to identify because it is so new. The company is trying this new discreet method of "unmarked" pills in hopes to decrease street use, abuse, and robberies. ## Do you have link to any details on where you got this information? Because, as of this time, U.S. law doesn't allow them to be unmarked, under any circumstances, if they are a manufactured product. The only time they can be unmarked is if they are done by a compounding pharmacy. Do you know what company it is that is supposed to be doing this? Canada has even made efforts to prevent theft, fraud and diversion, but they still keep the products marked, they just changed the markings and no longer release such information to the public. Thus, because of the inherent dangers, I...

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I found a half blue half white capsule in my brothers room it was not in any store bought packaging it was in a normal sandwich bag with several others I broke one open and inside were these strange small yellow rock/circle things they weren't perfectly round or anything just like little rock.does anyone know what this could be???

I have a white capsule that has brown powder on the inside and no markings. It's a brownish red powder on the inside. What can it be? ## Hi Chasidy, Just out of curiosity, whereabouts did you get your pill from? Knowing its origin may provide helpful clues for narrowing down prospective pill ID's. Also, does the brownish/red powder have any sort of smell to it? Certain herbal supplements have distinct (recognizable) odors. Unfortunately, without the verification of a lab analysis, a pill with no markings could turn out to be anyone's best guess... One thing's for sure though, and that is, the FDA doesn't approve any US prescription drugs that do not have an imprint or marking of some kind for reference. Having said this, I can only assume that the pill itself may be ...

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Light blue & white capsule no markings the cap of the capsule is light blue and its filled with a chalky white powder ## If there are no markings, it is going to be difficult to determine what this contains. We can rule it out as being a U.S. manufactured prescription medication, because they are all required to have markings to enable their identification. However, it could be any one of a large number of over the counter items, there is also a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. A third option would be something that was specially done by a compounding pharmacy, since they use capsules and there are usually no markings on them. Does anyone else have any ideas what this might be? ## If it's from a compounding pharmacy, the pills usually are not marked. The 2 or ...

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found red/white capsule pills in son's bedroom. They were in a baggy. He has been acting a little different in the last month but we have put it down to age (18) and the stress of football training. He is a senior this year, starting wide receiver and corner. Please help. I am not sure where to turn, Q ## I found red and white capsules with no markings in my granddaughter's room. She is in outpatient care for depression and cutting. How do I find out what they are without turning her in to the counselors? ## @scared mom, Unfortunately, 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. It is possible that the imprint could...

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euphoria ## Are you saying it caused euphoria? It is never wise to take something when you don't know what it is, this can be very dangerous. There is also no way to identify this just from the description, if there are no markings, your only option would be to pay to have it lab tested. The only thing we can say for certain is that it is not a legal, U.S. prescription medication.

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Would appreciate help identifying this small capsule. Thank you. ## Hi Fran, Based on the description provided, I found your capsule to be Hydrochlorothiazide (12.5 mg). Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) is often used in the treatment of hypertension, congestive heart failure, symptomatic edema and the prevention of kidney stones. To view information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you. ## Hi David, Thank You! Fran

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I found a blue and white empty capsule in my mom's room. We have caregivers from Mexico. No numbers nor markings on it. I'm afraid someone emptied it in my mom's food. Please help! ## Hello Carol, First thing is first, if you feel that someone has put any kind of medication in your mothers food you should report this to to her medical provider and monitor her behavior closely. Second I unfortunately can't identify this pill for you as there are no markings and any kind of medication could be put inside of a blank capsule. In fact it is common for people to purchase capsules in bulk and package their own vitamins. It is also possible that these pills could simply be vitamins, there are many blank pills that you can purchase from vitamin/supplement stores that come in caps...

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I've found some large white pills with blue specks. No imprint except a large "score" on one side right in the center. ??? Confused. ## All manufactured prescription tablets in the U.S. are required to have unique imprints to enable their identification, so we can rule this out as being a prescription medication. That means that it is most likely an over the counter product of some type. I'll do some searching and post back, when I have information for you. Does anyone else recognize this product? What is your general location? Some over the counter products are regional, so that may help to narrow it down.

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Found blue capsule with no marking and white powder inside that has no taste to it. Do you have any clue as to what this is? ## I was given one of the same pills and I do not know what it is? I am perscribed roxies and I ran out and thats what a friend gave me? ## If there are no markings on it, it is going to be difficult to determine exactly what it contains. We can rule it out as being a manufactured U.S. prescription medication, because they are all required to have a unique imprint to enable their identification. However, it could be any one of a large number of over the counter products, or even a foreign medication. Does anyone else have any ideas what this is?

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