White Oblong Pill With 00 S

I have pills imprinted with 0037 that are made by Trispharma. Supposedly they are Vicodins 10/325 by Trispharma. Can anyone tell me if this is correct? Can't find the identification on the web. ## The only white oblong pill imprint I'm seeing by Tris Pharma that remotely resembles this is "G037"... and on the back side it just has a score line. On Tris Pharma's webpage, these are listed as generic Hydrocodone - Acetaminophen 10/325mg tablets. For additional verification, the National Drug Code is: 27808-037 You can also view a photo of the packaging it comes in at: dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/drugInfo.cfmsd4caec6d I hope this helps!

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WHITE OBLONG PILL WITH 4142 ON IT, BACK ## Hello, Based on the description provided, the closest match I could find is Multaq (400mg). Multaq belongs to the drug class group: III antiarrhythmics and is used in the treatment of atrial fibrillation; atrial flutter. Manufacturer: Sanofi-Aventis National Drug Code (NDC): 00024-4142 You can click on the link for more information: multaq.com/consumer/default.aspx I hope this helps!

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can you tell me what kind of pill this is ## I found white oblong pills with C 474 on them. these have been in my medicine cabinet and I do not know what kimd of pill it is? ## Metformin, diabetic med. ## To add some additional details, it contains 1,000mgs of Metformin, which is used to help lower and control blood sugar levels, but it can also be prescribed to treat PCOS/PCOD. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, flatulence, diarrhea, stomach pain, and hypoglycemia. Inactive ingredients may include: povidone polyethylene glycol magnesium stearate lactose monohydrate hypromellose titanium dioxide triacetin But they can vary, depending on the manufacturing facility. Is there anything else I can help with? ## How can i order for this c474 online. Thanks Alex

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This a333 is generic for percocet and CVS is dispensing them, OXYCODONE 10/3.25 is what they are. ## Thanks for taking the time to share this information. To anyone else needing a second opinion, I can also confirm that an oblong white pill marked with "A333" is in fact identified as Oxycodone (10mg) + Acetaminophen (325mg); which is used to treat moderate to severe pain. For verification, this tablet is said to be manufactured by Actavis, and has a National Drug Code of 00228-2983-11. Does anyone here have personal experience or feedback from trying these over other manufacturer's brands/generics? I heard one complaint about someone having stomach or GI problems from this particular form, but have yet to come across a list of inactive ingredients to see what exactly might b...

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I have a oblong white pill which looks like a 7L001 on one side. What is it? and can you send a picture please? It's important. ## An oblong white pill with 7L001 is Metformin Hydrochloride Extended Release 500mg (NDC 49252-001), however the newer form of the tablet may be imprinted with just 001. This is used to treat type 2 diabetes. Inactive Ingredients: - Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium - Hypromelloses - Magnesium Stearate Ref:

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White oblong 852 on one side 93 93 and can be scored on the other, what is this? ## This is NOT Hydrocodone nor any type of narcotic. This is Metronidazole 500mgs from Teva, a generic for Flagyl ER (NDC 0093-0852). This kills or prevents the growth of certain bacteria and protozoa, it is used mainly to treat bacterial vaginosis.

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I have a white and oblong pill with a capital A on one side and on the other side it has a 0 then indent and 7. ## The pill in description is Citalopram hydrobromide (40 mg); an antidepressant drug used to treat major depression associated with mood disorders. It is also used on occasion in the treatment of body dysmorphic disorder and anxiety. (NDC: 65862-0007) Inactive Ingredients: - Copovidone K25-31 - Starch, Corn - Croscarmellose Sodium - Lactose Monohydrate - Magnesium Stearate - Hypromellose 2910 (6 Mpa.s) - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Polyethylene Glycol 400 - Titanium Dioxide Hope this helps!

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Found a white oblong pill with no scores on it, a capital letter E on one side and nothing on the other. Any help to identify it would be great. I found it in my son's room. ## Hello Marie, I found a Excedrin pill that matches your description. This pill is used for pain relief and can be bought over the counter at most convenience stores. Below I have give you some additional information that I sourced from the National Institute of Health. Product Code: 0067-2000 Ingredient(s): Acetaminophen 250mg Aspirin 250mg Caffeine 65mg Inactive Ingredient(s): - Benzoic Acid - Carnauba Wax - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Fd&c Blue No. 1 - Hydroxypropyl Cellulose (Type H) - Hypromelloses - Light Mineral Oil - Polysorbate 20 - Povidones - Propylene Glycol - Dimethicone - Sorbitan Monolaurat...

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How many should I take at a time? I have a script for my head aches. I used to be addicted to muscle relaxers ( I don't any more and as an out come I'm now on Methadone) so I think I may have a higher tolerance and I used to take four - five T3's at a time. So if they're only 1's I'd be not thinking right just guessing but i don't want to assume and take to many... does this make sense?.. ## This tablet is listed as only containing 500mgs of Acetaminophen, so it is not going to compare to any opiate for pain relief and you can't take more than 1,000mgs at any given dosing and no more than 3,000mgs in 24 hours. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness and headache. Is there anything else I can help with?

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about 1/2 an inch long, ## Sandoz Pharmaceuticals lists this tablet as containing 400mgs Etodolac, which is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory. It is used to treat pain, inflammation, and fever. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased risk of bleeding, and stomach irritation. You can view more information by clicking this NDC code: 00185-0140 Is there anything else I can help with?

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I have a white oblong pill that just has A5 on it. I cant find info on it anywhere. Is it supposed to be oxycodone? ## There are white round Oxycodone (5mg) pills that are marked with A5, but I haven't come across an oblong one yet. For verification, the round ones are manufactured by Actavis and carry a National Drug Code of 00228-2876. You could contact Actavis directly to find out if they switched from round pills to oblong pills... Otherwise, if yours isn't from a licensed pharmacy then I can only assume that it's counterfeit, foreign, or something else altogether. Hope this helps!

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I found some pills that are white oblong with ESB on them. They were in a bottle, dated April 1994, that says Apa/Hydroco Tab 7.5/750. Anyone know what they are? ## The tablets are most likely over the counter Aspirin 500 mg, branded as Bufferin (buffered Aspirin). NDC 0067-2065. Sounds like they were being stored in the wrong bottle. ## Sounds like they are Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen (Pain Pills) ## Sounds like Vicodin to me

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What is a white oblong pill with 800 on one side and IP 137 on the other? ## The pill you have is Ibuprofen. 800 mg to be exact... ## The identification provided by George is correct, this tablet did contain 800mgs of Ibuprofen. NDC: 00591-3466. This tablet has been discontinued. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased risk of bleeding ,and stomach irritation. Ref: Ibuprofen Information Is there anything I can help with?

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I found a large white oblong scored G 12 pill in my son's suitcase. What is it? Is it an antibiotic? ## Hello, Susan! How are you? This tablet is manufactured by Ingenus Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 1,000mgs of Metformin, which is most commonly used to treat diabetes. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, stomach pain, flatulence, and low blood sugar. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Can you tell me what medication a white oblong pill is that has 553 on one side and is blank on on other? ## Hi Art, Is there any chance that the imprint says S53 as opposed to 553? I located a white oval/elliptical-shaped pill with S53 on one side that's reportedly identified as an over-the-counter Extra Strength Headache Relief tablet, containing a combination of acetaminophen (250 mg) + aspirin (250 mg) + caffeine (65 mg). Manufacturer/distributor: Spirit Pharmaceuticals National Drug Code: 68210-0017 Inactive Ingredients: - Silicon Dioxide - Hypromellose, Unspecified - Microcrystalline Cellulose - Polyethylene Glycol, Unspecified - Povidone K30 - Starch, Corn - Stearic Acid - Talc Hope this helps!

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White oval tablet. Has PC imprinted on one half and F imprinted on the other (either side of the line to split it in half). If you turn it over it has a symbol that looks sort of like the letter a in cursive writing. Can anyone identify this pill? ## Hi Kelly, The closest match I've found is Pce dispertab (erythromycinan) 333 mg. It is used in the treatment of dental abscess, strep throat, chlamydia infection, skin infection, pharyngitis, etc.. and belongs to the drug class macrolides. It is an oval white tablet with reddish pink specs. It has an "a" (like the one you described) on the front next to the letters PCE. Manufacturer: Abbott Laboratories National Drug Code (NDC): 00074-6290 To view an image of the pill I found click here. The "a" logo on this pill stands ...

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I need to know about a pill. It is white, thick, oblong and has a 105 imprinted on one side of it and nothing on the other. My research tells me that it is a 7.5 mil Percocet. Is this correct? And I would also like to see a picture of it. ## Hi Lola, Your assumption was correct. Based on the description provided I found the white oblong pill to be generic Percocet, containing: Acetaminophen + Oxycodone hydrochloride (325 mg - 7.5 mg). Manufacturer: Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc. National Drug Code (NDC): 00378-7105 You can view a photo of the pill in question, by running a search on google images for: "percocet white oblong pill 105" Learn More: Acetaminophen + Oxycodone Details I hope this helps! ## Just get on Google and Type in pill identifier. And there is several different site...

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Ok, so do the white oblong pills with 44 175 imprinted on one side & blank on the other side, ## Do they have hydrocodon mixed with acetimenophen in them or not? ## Hi Lola, The pill you are describing is identified as Acetaminophen 500 mg. It does not contain hydrocodone or anything else aside from Acetaminophen. - For verification - Manufacturer: IVAX Pharmaceuticals Inc. National Drug Code (NDC): 00182-2152 Acetaminophen is a widely used over-the-counter analgesic (pain reliever) and antipyretic (fever reducer). Learn More: Acetaminophen Details I hope this helps!

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White oblong with L010 on it, what is it? ## This tablet contains Acetaminophen 500 mg (NDC 21130-0010). It is commonly sold over the counter in many Safeway/Albertson's stores. Inactive Ingredients: - Hypromelloses - Polyethylene Glycol - Polysorbate 80 - Povidone - Stearic Acid - Sucralose - Titanium Dioxide The FDA lists its common side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, and stomach irritation. Paul, what shape is your tablet? Just to add, the one that lovely (# 3) mentioned is round, not oblong. ## What is L010? ## What is a sweet tasting pill with the marking L010 on it ## White pill will L010 imprinted is called tramadol extended release 100mg used to treat moderate to severe pain. It didnt help me though.

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What is a white oblong pill with "L434" on one side and nothing on the other? ## Based on your pill description, I've located an "oblong" (capsule-shaped) white tablet marked L484, as well as a "round" white pill marked L434. The L484 tablet contains Acetaminophen 500 mg (NDC 30142-0484); a mild pain reliever and fever reducer. While the L434 pill contains Pseudoephedrine (60 mg) + Triprolidine (2.5 mg); which is used to help relieve a common cold, hay fever, and allergies. (NDC 00113-0434). Is it possible that you may have mistaken the "8" for a "3"?

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