White Oblong No Imprint Hydrocodone

The pill is white and oblong in shape. On one side of the pill, there is an imprint of "IP". It's scored in the center, and on the other side, it is imprinted with "111". There is nothing on the opposite side of the pill. I have never received Vicodin that looks like this before. Could it perhaps be something else? ## The generic name for vicodin is hydrocodone. Did you pay less than you normally do for your prescriptions? ## I do not know the cost, I have 100% coverage. Yes, I have taken Vicodin before and yes, I know that Hydrocodone is Vicodin. I was saying I had my drugs filled at the same pharmacy for 9 years and I just didn't think this was Vicodin. ## Yes, this medication contains 500mgs of Acetaminophen and 5mgs of Hydrocodone, a generic for Vicodin.

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Have a white oblong pill with no imprint and am trying to see if it is Hydrocodone. It looks like it, but no imprint. ## Hello, Sam! How are you? No, all prescription medications in the U.S. are required by law to have unique imprints on them to enable their identification, in case of emergency. For example, if someone would overdose, the paramedics may come in and find them unconscious surrounded by pills and they need to be able to discover what they took, in order to provide the best treatment. Thus, if it has no markings, it is most likely just an over the counter product, of some type, though there is a small chance that it could be a foreign pill. The FDA classifies Hydrocodone as a narcotic analgesic, so it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such ...

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I received what is believed to be an Amneal hydrocodone-acetaminophen 7.5mg/500mg white oblong caplet with no imprinted code on the tablet. Please advise. ## All manufactured medications in the U.S. are required to have unique imprints to enable their identification, in case of emergency, under federal law. Thus, the only exceptions would be if you received a foreign medication that is not registered here, or if it was a compounded medication specially created for you, by your doctor's orders and done by a pharmacy that compounds medications. Standardly, the FDA made all companies do away with any combination prescription medications that contain more than 325mgs of Acetaminophen per dose, so none are available in the 500mg dosage, unless they are specially made. The NIH also warns ...

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white oblong pill with 176 on one side, nothing on the other side but the vertical half line. ## This tablet contains 10mgs 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: Did you have any other questions? ## How long will this tablet be in my system? I ran out of my usual Percocet but found one with 176 on it. I think it's either a norco or a lorcet.

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I got two white oblong tablets with no markings and was told they are 5 mg Hydrocodone. ## Not in the U.S. Under current law, the FDA requires all prescription medications that are available here to have markings to enable their identification, in case of emergency. The only exception would be for substances that are done by a compounding pharmacy, where they usually use plain capsules to contain oral medications. Thus, tablets with any markings are most likely an over the counter product, of some type, though there is a small chance they could be a foreign medication. Is there anything else I can help with? ## In Texas I receive n still do, hydrocodone with no name on them. I've tried every pharmacy in my general area....no one carries Watson anymore. They were bought out by anothe...

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generic for hydrocodone 5\500 ## Sorry, that is incorrect, this is NOT a narcotic of any type, NOR is it any type of prescription medication. These tablets marked with a 44, followed by additional numbers are ALL over the counter products. This one contains 500mgs of Acetaminophen, 60mgs of Caffeine and 15mgs of Pyrilamine, this is a generic or store brand of Midol Menstrual Relief. What led you to believe this contained Hydrocodone?

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I found a white oval pill imprint 2127, can't find any info on the web after plenty searches and alot of resources... Please help, I am wondering if this is a pain medication? ## The pill you're describing reportedly contains 5mgs of Hydrocodone Bitartrate + 325mgs of Acetaminophen made by Actavis. The reason why there aren't many listings yet here on the internet is because it's relatively new to the market. I'm not exactly certain about its exact release date, but some of my research suggest that it's only been out since May 2016. Here is the full scoop (along with its National Drug Code of 0591-2172): dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=6da96f18-c056-45c2-a1c8-f86484e69d08 I hope this helps!

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white oblong pill imprinted M357 ## Please see this discussion thread for the answer: Forums/view_drug_submission.asp?Drug=what+is+m357&Page=105739 ## it is a hydrocodone 5 mg... same as loratab... ## Is a round pill 176 made by caraco pharmacy be a narco 10-325

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hydrocodone ## rx 496 ## This tablet contains 7.5mgs of Hydrocodone and 750mgs of Acetaminophen, a generic for Vicodin, this is a narcotic pain medication. Some of the most common side effects include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. You can read more about this medication here: Is there anything else I can help you with?

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I found a pill with the imprint L917 on it and dont know what it is. It is not scored and has no manufacturer name. What is it? ## I can't find a listing for this in any of our resources, which does make sense, because most of the tablets with an L followed by three additional numbers are over the counter items and they are not required to log their imprints with the FDA. Was it found in the U.S.? Does anyone else recognize this? ## I was prescribed hydrocodone 5 mgs and found a white oblong pill with l917 no line in the center of the pill just L917 and on the pill the bottle it says watson pharmacueticals but i cant find L917 in watsons data base. So I really want to know what kind of pills these are because I know they are not hydrocodone. wallgreens filled the script and they hav...

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Found a white oblong shaped pill with a C 114 imprint in my son's room. What type of pill is this? ## This tablet is manufactured by Tris Pharma and they list it as containing 300mgs of Acetaminophen and 5mgs of Hydrocodone. This is an opiate narcotic. The FDA warns that this medication carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with? ## Throwing away pld medicine I've found a white pill with an H on one side and numbers 114 on it

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can you tell me if this medication is hydrocodone? it is an old prescription and I want to dispose of it properly ## Proper disposal isn't dependent on the type of medication, the FDA guidelines are the same for all prescription or over the counter medications. They recommend that you mix them in with some moist, undesirable substance, such as used cat litter or coffee grounds, place the mess into a sealed container and then put it into the trash. Alternatively, you can take them to any local pharmacy and they will gladly dispose of them for you. Is there anything else I can help with? ## I found a white oval shaped pill and needing to know what it is. It's white oval shaped and has 334 on the front and blank on the back.

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white oblong with imprint m357 and a line on other side ## Hydrocodone 5 mg/Acetaminophen 325 mg. ## Hello, Just wanted to add a minor correction to the dosage strength listed in post #1. A white oblong pill marked M357 actually contains 5mg of Hydrocodone + "500mg" of Acetaminophen, made by Mallinckrodt. For verification, this particular tablet also carries a National Drug Code of 00406-0357. Having said that, I'm a little doubtful about whether this pill is still being made, considering that 325mgs of Acetaminophen is the new maximum dose that's allowed in prescriptions. Hope this helps! ## David, Thanks. I apologize for my error ## No worries BL! I appreciate the helpful content you post throughout the site!

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White oblong pill with Watson 385 imprint. Can anyone please help me? ## This tablet contains Acetaminophen 500 mg + Hydrocodone 7.5 mg (NDC 0591-0385). This is a combination of two types of pain medicine to treat moderate to severe pain. Inactive Ingredients: - Anhydrous Lactose - Croscarmellose Sodium - Crospovidone - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Povidones - Starch, Corn - Stearic Acid Ref: DailyMed ## Hydrocodone 7.5/500 MG ## does it have L014 on it ## Why would it have L014 on it, when they asked about a pill marked Watson 385? L 014 This is generic or store brand of Extra Strength Tylenol, it is 500mgs of Acetaminophen manufactured by LNK International. They do only OTC products that are then sold by various stores as their generics or store brands.

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imprinted with U U on one side and 201 on other side ## This tablet contains 650mgs of Acetaminophen and 7.5mgs of Hydrocodone, a generic for Lorcet Plus. This is a narcotic pain reliever. Some of the most common side effects include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation.

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white oblong tablet, line through middle, IMI on one side of line, 110 on other side. Was told by pharmacy is hydrocodone ## Ah, okay, this one took some hunting, mainly because the imprint is blurry and hard to make out, it is actually MIA 110 and NO! IT DOES NOT CONTAIN HYDROCODONE! Whatever pharmacist told you that did not know what he was talking about. These tablets contain 325mgs of Acetaminophen, 50mgs of Butalbital and 40mgs of Caffeine, they are a generic for Fioricet, most commonly prescribed to treat migraine and tension headaches. The Butalbital is a barbituate, but there are not narcotics in these tablets. Some common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and shortness of breath. You can read more about this medication here: Is there anything else I can he...

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oblong white pill with IP112 imprinted on one side ## The pill in description is Acetaminophen + Hydrocodone (500 mg - 7.5 mg). Acetaminophen + Hydrocodone is a combination of two types of pain medicine to treat moderate to severe pain. For more 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.

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i usually take lortab 10/500 and they are pink, this time i got the same prescription, but the pills are white, scored and imprinted M363, my question: is this the same medication and will it have the same effect? i'm leary of taking something different than i'm used to taking ## Since the COLOR has nothing to do, whatsoever, with the ingredients of the pill, I have removed the erroneous post. M 363 is Acetaminophen 500mgs and Hydrocodone 10mgs. The colors mean NOTHING. They are entirely up to the whit and whim of the manufacturer. ## white oblong pill with IP 144 on it ## white round pill 5 mm diameter, with MP 63 on on side , blank on the other. Is this prednisolone and what dose is it?

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White oblong tablet with 2 horseshoes & scoring on 1 side & 201 on the other side ## A white oblong tablet with the marking UU separated by a score on side and the numbers 201 on the other side is manufactured by Forest Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 7.5mgs of Hydrocodone and 650mgs of Acetaminophen (NDC 0785-1122). This dosage is no longer available, because the FDA changed the regulations and now require all combination medications to contain no more than 325mgs of Acetaminophen per dose, to reduce the risk of Acetaminophen toxicity. The FDA warns that this class of medications carry the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as headache, dry mouth, constipation, dizziness, and headache. Is there anything I can help with? ## wat is this wh...

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nothing on back of pill just an E on other side white oblong found it in a bottle with hydrocodone but it looked different from others ## I can't be completely certain, but with just an imprint of an E it is most likely just an over the counter Excedrin tablet, which contains Acetaminophen, Aspirin and Caffeine. Learn more Acetaminophen details here. Learn more Aspirin details here. Learn more Caffeine details here. That is the way they marked the tablets of their original formulation. It is not a Hydrocodone tablet, there are none with that marking. Does anyone else have a possibility that it could be? ## I take these myself that is an excedrin i know thats probably not spelled right but it isnt anything more then that.

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