White Clear Long Pill

They work great for me but a short time ago I started to vomit blood, I was also taking asprin . Is there any thing I can do to be able to take I b466 and be safe? ## Have you had yourself checked out to see why you were vomiting blood? That's really the first thing you need to do. Many times when that happens, it's due to either an ulcer, or gastritis and then it may not be a good idea to take Aspirin or this Ibuprofen tablet for awhile, until you can get it cleared up. Learn more Ibuprofen details here.

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What is a white oblong pill with RX 504 on it? ## This tablet contains Acyclovir 400 mg (NDC 63304-0504). It is primarily used for the treatment of herpes simplex virus infections, as well as in the treatment of herpes zoster (shingles). Inactive Ingredients: - Silicon Dioxide - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Starch, Corn - Sodium Starch Glycolate Type a Corn Ref: DailyMed ## What is a white RX504 pill used for? I received it for pain but it is not really helping. ## This is an antiviral drug so it's not meant to treat pain directly. It could help to clear up viral infections, which would in turn alleviate your symptoms.

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I9 or 6I imprint plain on other side ## This tablet with the 6i imprint contains 600mgs of Ibuprofen, the active ingredient in Motrin, which is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory. Side effects may include: nausea, headache, drowsiness and stomach irritation. Learn more: Is there anything else I can help with? ## How can you say it's supposed to be 6 I when it's clearly marked I 9.

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I have a white oblong pill with Watson 853, is this the same pill as the Norco m367? ## Hello, Lisa! How are you? Yes, they are both listed as containing 10mgs of Hydrocodone and 325mgs of Acetaminophen, they are just manufactured by different companies. The FDA lists this medication as being a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with? ## How come the Watson 853 does not give me relief? I have taken the yellow and the white 10/325 hydrocone for a while and these new pills are clearly different. ## I noticed Lisa another person asking the same question I am asking why doesn't the Watson's work as well as the yellow ones. It i...

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What does 6 x 10mg and 3 x 5mg do to your body if they are taken every day for two years? ## Hello, Pt! How are you? What are you asking about? I'm afraid it's not clear, because the tablet with the IP 190 500 marking on it contains 500mgs of Naproxen, which the FDA classifies as a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory that's used to treat pain, fever and swelling. Its typical side effects may possibly include nausea, dizziness, headache, increased risk of bleeding and stomach irritation. However, there are none available in 5 or 10mgs.

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I was wondering what this pill is used for? It is oblong, gray on one side and white on the other. The number on the pill is p449 and the number is on the gray side. It is not a capsule. ## I am almost 100% sure this is Robax Platinum (500mg methocarbamol, 200 mg Ibuprofin) I use these for muscle strains and they really do a good job at easing the pain without making you feel "loopy". ## Jenny may be right, as I have come across a small pill image of Robax Platinum depicting a half white, half gray oblong pill associated with their product packaging. However I also noticed a score line on the pill and it wasn't clear enough to determine what the markings were (if any). Also, please correct me if I'm wrong, but Robax Platinum appears to be a Canadian medication. Just some...

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What's the name and what's it used for? ## Hi Chetniks, Just out of curiosity, what shape is this pill you're describing? So far, the closest match I've seen is a round white pill imprinted with L434 on one side and scored on the back. [Pseudoephedrine 60mg + Triprolidine 2.5mg]. I've also seen an oblong white pill imprinted with L484 - albeit the 8 could probably be mistaken for a 3 depending on the condition of the pill. [Acetaminophen 500mg] Lastly, I've also come across an oblong white pill imprinted with 44 334. [Acetaminophen 250 mg + Aspirin 250 mg + Caffeine 65 mg] Do any of these sound like a remote possibility? ## White oblong pill with 4434 on one side and blank on the other. What is this? ## oval white pill with 4434 number on one side clear on other ...

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I have a small round white pills with u158 on one side and when I searched for the type of pills they're it comes back saying no results and this can't be true and I'm looking at the imprint clearly, can you please tell me what it's used for. Thank you ## @Curiosity, I just had a few questions about your pill in order to help narrow down some prospects: *Could the letter "u" on your pill possibly be depicted as a logo of some sort? *How are numbers arranged on the pill relative to the "u"? (e.g. is the "u" sitting above a score line on one side with the "158" underneath it or are they pictured exactly as you described "u158"?) *Whereabouts did you get it from? I thought I should note that I also located a very similar looking pill ...

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Found in couch of teenage brothers room. Oblong shaped. CLear with white beads maybe yellow because of being old. No imprint ## It may be Aderol. ## could be Niacin- I found the same thing and I am trying to figure this out too ## how save is aderol for a 5 year old? ## When it comes to a capsule without markings, it is most likely an over the counter product of some type. Manufactured prescription medications are all required to have imprints to enable their identification. The only exception for something produced in the U.S. would be if it's something that was specially ordered by a doctor and put together by a compounding pharmacy, because they use capsules that have no specific markings for identification. Foreign medications are also not under the authority of the FDA and may ...

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Clear oblong capsule with tiny white beads inside. there are no markings on it at all. ## I found the pill in my sons room and was just wondering what is was. ## I am sorry, if there are no markings on it, then there is no way to positively identify it. The only thing I can tell you is that it is not a legal U.S. prescription drug , as by law, they are all required to have an imprint somewhere on the tablet or capsule to enable their identification. ## yeah, i found a pill just like that in my brother's room. he was recently doing marijuana and i think that maybe he is doing other drugs too so if u have any info on it please message me. ## I just found this pill in my brothers room... we thought it may be a steroid since he's into sports... but i dont think thats the case... any...

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I found this in my teenage sons drawer. What is it? I can't locate it on the computer. On one side it is GP 128 and the other side is smooth. Long white oval pill. ## Glucophage's generic (Metformin) Anti-Diabetic pill ## That reads a little strange, so I'd like to make things a little more clear to avoid confusion. Glucophage would actually be the brand name, not the manufactured, like that post might make one think, though the identification is correct. And to be more specific, it is a 1,000mg Metformin tablet, which is used to help lower and control blood sugar levels. You can learn more Metformin details here. Are there any questions or comments?

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I have one in a partial small silver cardboard with plastic pill sized cover ## Well, a tablet with the marking of L 149 is not made by Scherring Plough, these tablets are made by Perrigo/LNK and they only manufacture over the counter products. As to which one this is, I can't find any information on that, because OTC products aren't regulated like prescription medications are, so there is no comprehensive database of their imprints. Was it found in the U.S. or elsewhere? ## It was found in the U S and it CLEARLY says on the packaging Scherling Plough

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S 21 how long to clear up an infection? ## Hello, Rich! How are you? This tablet is manufactured by Dava Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 500mgs of Penicillin. The FDA classifies this medication as an antibiotic and lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, non-allergic skin rash and diarrhea. The general rule with antibiotics is that if it's working, you shouldn't see any worsening after taking it for a full 24 hours and you should start to see improvement after taking it for a full 3 days. However, the length of treatment may vary, depending on the infection being treated and its severity, so you should take it for the entire period of time that your doctor has told you to do so. Is there anything else I can help with?

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White and oval or oblong shaped imprint GG 550 ## Just to be clear, is this a white capsule with a gray/black and green line on it? If so then the medication which you are describing is Fluoxetine 20 mg, which is an antidepressant. You can read more about this medication at: If this is not the correct description please post any other information which you have. Also, please post back if you have any other questions...

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The pill must have gotten wet so I'm not able to see it clearly. But what I do see is on one side it has a square box in the middle & on the other side it has a line through it & I'm only able to see a 0 on one side but I'm not able to see what's written on the other side. But I was told that it was an oxycodone 5mg pill.

Found it in my medicine cabinet in an unidentified Rx bottle. Probably a pain med for use post surgery that I was sure I'd remember it's use but don't. ## I can't find a tablet with the CYP 273 marking, however, I have found several that are close and could be seen as CYP 273 if the imprint isn't very clear, or if you're having trouble seeing it. All of them are different doses of a cold remedy that contain Pseudoephedrine and Guaifenesin. Learn more Pseudoephedrine details here. Learn more Guaifenesin details here. Were you ever prescribed such a thing? If not, let me know and I'll keep hunting for other possibilities.

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Hello. I have an oblong white pill that has "TCL 341" on one side and is clear on the other. What exactly is this pill? I’ve got some people saying it’s a Norco with Tylenol and some saying it’s an extra strength Tylenol. Does anyone know exactly what this is? ## It is a 500mg Acetaminophen tablet manufactured by Time-Cap Labs Inc., it is a generic, or store brand of Extra Strength Tylenol, and is available over the counter. NDC: 49483-0341 Inactive ingredients may include: Hypromelloses Mineral Oil Povidone Corn Starch Stearic Acid Titanium Dioxide You can confirm by clicking on the highlighted NDC code above. Is there anything else I can help with?

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N over 20 on one side and other side is clear white. Small white round pill. Anyone? ## Someone mentioned that this pill was Oxycodone 20mg, but I am unable to confirm this due to a lack of available resources. I can however say that it is most-likely made by the Canadian company "Novopharm"; which I believe is now called Teva-Canada. They have quite a few pills with the letter "N" over another set of numbers. It may be worth your time to contact them directly about this pill: tevacanada.com/contact-us.aspx I hope this helps!

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I've never seen one thats white? ## Hello, Ace! How are you? Sorry about the confusion, I'm happy to clear this up for you. Norco is manufactured by Watson Pharmaceuticals and they have been removing the dye from all of their products, due to the fact that some people were sensitive or allergic to them. Over the past few months, they've all been slowly changing to white tablets. Is there anything else I can help with? ## As congress did whatever they did 4 months ago, after many years of difficult pain management, a regimen that was productive at least as being independent, then generic 10/325 already with side effect issues from other pain medicine. After much work my needed to function Norco was approved. Thinking no more nausea, and house work can not be so dreaded, to ge...

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I know that this is 5mg percocet but can't figure out If it has acetaminophen. The tylenol makes me sick, so I need to know before taking. Looked all over internet and can't figure It out. ## Hello, Taleigh! How are you? I'm happy to clear this up for you. No, this tablet only contains 5mgs of Oxycodone. This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Usually it says on the bottle how much acetaminophen is in it ex. 325/5 and I can't see it anywhere on my bottle just oxycodone hydrocloride ## I don't think this answered his question at all. ## No, no Tylenol,no acetaminophen just percocet ## Percocet conta...

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