143 5 Whit Oblong Pill

What happens if you take 15 of them? ## Hello, Ryon! How are you? The marking is actually L434, this tablet is manufactured by Perrigo and they list it as containing 60mgs of Pseudoephedrine and 2.5mgs of Tripolodine. It is a cold remedy. Taking that many of them would result in overdose, the symptoms as listed by the FDA, may possibly include nausea, dizziness, nervousness, involuntary tics, trouble breathing, elevated heart rate, elevated blood pressure and there is a risk of it being fatal. Is there anything else I can help with?

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white oblong tablet ## This is an over the counte tablet that contains 60mgs of Tripolidine and 2.5mgs of Pseudoephedrine, it is used to treat cold symptoms. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and nervousness. Read more: Are there any questions or comments?

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oblong white pill (may be a painkiller) with "82" maked on one side and and "A" type symbol or stamp on the side. ## With the information mentioned here, I was able to find a similar pill marked with "W" on one side and "82" on the other, which has been identified as Primidone 50 mg (used in the treatment of seizures). Manufacturer: West-Ward Pharmaceutical Corporation National Drug Code (NDC): 00143-1482 Learn More: Primidone Details If anything, I hope this info can help to narrow down your search! ## It's a generic version of Sertraline, also known as Zoloft or Lustral. Learn More: Sertraline Details

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white oblong pill ## This is generic acetaminophen 500mg, butalbital 50mg, and caffeine 40mg. It is generic for Fiorcet tablets. It is used primarily for migraine headache and for mild pain. Side effects includes potential addiction, sleeplessness, restlessness. ## White caplet w h and 40 on one side.other side is nothing ## This tablet contains 500mgs of Acetaminophen, 50mgs of Butalbital, and 40mgs of Caffeine. (NDC 00143-1115 ). Inactive Ingredients: - Silicon Dioxide - Starch, Corn - Magnesium Stearate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Sodium Starch Glycolate Type a Potato - Stearic Acid Ref: DailyMed Bonny, I'm sorry, but I can't find anything listed with those markings. Where was it found, and what color is it?

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