White Oblong Pill With S 1 On It

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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White oblong pill with 1/3 on one side and blank on the other side. I think it's neurontin. Can anyone verify this? ## Yes, this tablet is manufactured by Exelan Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 800mgs of Gabapentin, which is a generic for Neurontin. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, mood swings, and weight changes. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Found a white oblong oval pill with L 1 or it looks like a 1 is this oxycodone? no other imprints on it ## Based on the description provided the closest match I'm finding is a round white pill marked "L 1"; which is identified as a 20mg Famotidine tablet, used for treating ulcers, as well as symptoms of GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) and heartburn. Now I realize you mentioned that your pill was oval/oblong-shaped, so I don't know if this is a definitive match or not. Also with the possibility of the "1" not being a "1" (as you mentioned it "looks like a 1"), there could potentially be other close matches too. Does anyone else recognize this pill as something different? ## This pill is no doubt, as in 95% sure, a benzodiazepine called loraz...

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My pharmacist changed manufacturers and this is what I was given for my percocet 10/325. Can anyone help verify if this is the correct medicine? ## @BamBam, A white oblong pill imprinted with I 71 is reportedly identified as Bupropion HCL extended-release (300 mg), which is an antidepressant medication. For verification, the manufacturer is listed as Cipla USA and the pill itself carries a National Drug Code of 69097-0876. I'm not sure why the pharmacist would say that this is Percocet, as surely they are mistaken based on the pill description. I would contact them right away if you haven't done so already... Hope this helps!

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White oblong pill 5/8 of inch long. 142 imprinted on one side only ## I went to 2 pharmacies and the first had no Idea either. My pharmacy says it is Buprpion XL 300 mg, a generic for Wellbutrin XL 300 mg. The reason I started this witch hunt was , the generic doesn't work nearly as well as the Welbutrin I would still like to have a verification if possible. ## I went to 2 pharmacies and the first had no Idea either. My pharmacy says it is Buprpion XL 300 mg, a generic for Wellbutrin XL 300 mg. The reason I started this witch hunt was , the generic doesn't work nearly as well as the Welbutrin I would still like to have a verification if possible. This is reference to a White Oblong pill with 142 on onew side only. ## From what I am finding in the databases, the pharmacy was inco...

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It has "s" then like a split line, so "s l g". The l is the line in between and the other side has "1 l 77". Again l is referring to the split line. It's a white oblong pill and I was told they're gabapentin but have never seen them look like this. ## Hi Mimi, Just to confirm, a white oblong pill with "S | G" on one side and "1 | 77" on the other, is reportedly identified as Gabapentin (600 mg); a medication most commonly used for treating neuropathic pain. For verification, the manufacturer is listed as ScieGen Pharmaceuticals and the pill itself carries a National Drug Code of 50228-0177. I hope this helps!

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I found this pill but it does not have GPI A5! Just A5 on one side and nothing on the other. What is it? It's long and white. ## I'm trying to find out the same information. ## Do you have any more context as to where it was found (country, place)? Did it come with any packaging or container?

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It white, and oblong, and it has Ex on one side, and nothing on the other. ## I haven't been able to find a listing for anything with this marking, which leads me to believe that it's likely something that's available over the counter. Where was it found? Learn more OTC drug details here. ## Have you found out? Cus I just found one ## I believe this is the generic (possibly Publix Brand) of Excedrin. I got mine from Publix when Excedrin was not available for a short time. I noticed that Excedrin is back on the market. ## Yes this is Excedrin Migraine. My mom gets it lol.

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Can someone with high blood pressure take this pill? ## This tablet contains 750mgs of Methocarbamol, which is a muscle relaxant. Learn more Methocarbamol details here. And yes, in most cases it can be taken by hypertension patients, but it may interact with certain medications and it can cause depression of the central nervous system, so it needs to used under a doctor's supervision and following their instructions. What other medications do you take? If you can post back with more details, I'll gladly check for you. ## Can i take this with Lisnopril 40 mg also withAmlodipine and withLabetaloll ## I have muscle aches on left side from glutes, hip all the way down to my ankle. I have joint pain in both hands and feet, and wrists. Will the methacarbonal help? ## Does this have to...

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Does this pill contain sulfur and is it an over the counter pill? What is it good for? ## Hello George, I was unable to find anything that matches this description. Would it possible for you to give me slightly more detail on the imprint? How are the letters and numbers spaced and where on the pill are they located? Is there a score on the pill? Does the pill look like it has a coating or is it grainy and easy to break apart? Hopefully by getting some of this info I might have better luck finding the information that you're searching for.

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I found a very small oblong pill in my clonazepem. I am trying to identify it. The imprint is so small I can barely read it, but it looks like 51 on one side, and IV on the other. It is not scored. ## Hello, The closest match I can find based on the description provided is Carvedilol (3.125 mg); which is indicated for the treatment of mild to moderate congestive heart failure, high blood pressure, angina, atrial fibrillation, and left ventricular dysfunction. It is a small white oblong pill with the imprint 51 on one side and TV on the other. The "T" could very well be mistaken for an I. Learn More: Carvedilol Details I hope this helps!

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NEED TO FIND OUT WHAT IT IS ## Hello, Unfortunately I wasn't able to find a white pill that meets this description but the NIH does have a "yellow", which they sometimes used to describe an offwhite, pill that matches the rest of your description. The pill is a PureVit DualFe Plus pill. Below I have linked some information that I sourced from the NIH on this pill. NDC 59088-112 Imprint P112 Name PureVit DualFe Plus Active Ingredients - Ferrous Fumarate 53 Mg - Iron Dextran 53 Mg - Riboflavin 6 Mg - Niacinamide 30 Mg - Pyridoxine Hydrochloride 5 Mg - Folic Acid 1 Mg - Cyanocobalamin 15 Ug - Calcium Pantothenate 10 Mg - Sodium Ascorbate 200 Mg - Thiamine Mononitrate 10 Mg - Zinc Sulfate 18.2 Mg - Cupric Sulfate 0.8 Mg - Manganese Sulfate 1.3 Mg Label Author PureTek Corporation...

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I found a white oblong pill with 18 on one side and blank in the other. It was scored in the middle. This was in my sons room. Can anyone help to identify this pill? ## Based on the description provided, I found your white oblong pill to be Ibuprofen (800 mg). NOTE: the correct marking is actually "8i" (with a capitol i). Manufacturer: Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Inc. National Drug Code (NDC): 55111-0684 Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used for relief of symptoms of arthritis, primary dysmenorrhea, fever, and as a mild pain reliever. Learn More: Ibuprofen Details I hope this helps!

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I found some small, oblong white pills and I was wondering if anyone knew what they were. They have no prints or scoring on either side, they are totally plain. If you lick them they taste sort of tangy, and bitter. Does anyone know what they are? I don't think they could be E because they are not round, and have no prints on them... ## I have some at the moment they are generic for Tylenol. Hope it helps... ## Actually, without a marking, it is very difficult to say what they are with any certainty. There are many over the counter items that meet this description, some are Acetaminophen, but not all. There is also a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. It can, however, be ruled out as being a U.S. prescription medication, since they are all required to have markings ...

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Please tell me if this is norco 10/325 ## If it's white football shaped with pointed ends, it's 10/325. If it's small white oblong shaped, it's 7.5/325. ## Hello, Elma! How are you? I just want to chime in here to ensure that people receive the correct information. Not all generic Norco tablets match that description and not all white, oval tablets that match those descriptions are generics for Norco. As to the tablet in question, it is manufactured by Aurolife Pharma and they list it as containing 10mgs of Hydrocodone and 325mgs of Acetaminophen. The FDA classifies this medication as 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...

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Is this a quality, effective brand? In the family of tramadol? I'm reviewing the different brands of tramadol. ## This tablet is manufactured by Macleods Pharmaceuticals and they listed it as containing 50mgs of Tramadol. The FDA classifies this medication as an opiate narcotic, so it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause the risk of side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, and constipation. How is it working for you?

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White oblong pill with c27 on one side blank on other ## Based on the description provided, this pill does not exist in any of the US drug databases; therefore I cannot determine anything, other than the possibility that you may have read the markings wrong, or that this pill was imported from another country. Other than double checking the markings on the pill, I would suggest checking your sources of where you got the pill from. If it is in fact a valid source, I would personally go to your local pharmacy for clarification. If it is not from a valid source, odds are it's not the real thing or it is perhaps an old discontinued pill. Either way, please be so kind to post back your findings so others can reference it for similar searches or to help you locate other possibilities. ## ...

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I found a white, round pill, marked with PGP on it and no other markings. What is it, and what is it used for? It was on our deck and I would like to know if it is an illegal drug.

Please let me know what kind of pill this is I found in my sons room. White oblong with IP 109 on it. ## This tablet contains Hydrocodone Bitartrate 5 mg + Acetaminophen 325 mg (NDC 53746-0109 / 52959-737). Inactive Ingredients: - Silicon Dioxide - Crospovidone (15 Mpa.s At 5%) - Magnesium Stearate - Povidone K30 - Starch, Corn - Croscarmellose Sodium - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Stearic Acid Ref: DailyMed

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Found these old script label fadedi don't know what it is ## The oblong white pill in description is Hyoscyamine sulfate extended release (0.375 mg). Hyoscyamine is used to provide symptomatic relief to various gastrointestinal disorders including spasms, peptic ulcers, irritable bowel syndrome, pancreatitis, colic and cystitis. It has also been used to relieve some heart problems, control some of the symptoms of Parkinson's disease, as well as for control of respiratory secretions in palliative care. To learn more about the use of Hyoscyamine and a complete list of side effects, please visit the link below... Please post back if you have any other general questions or concerns about this drug.

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