Clear Capsule With Green Powder Inside

Was given by friend on Indian reservation. Was told it was an opiate pill ## Hello CL, If the pill doesn't have an imprint on it there is no way for anyone to give you an accurate answer as to what is inside of it. It is possible that it could be opiate but just as possible that it's green colored dirt. There is honestly no way of telling other than having the pill sent in to a drug analyzing website. I guess I can tell you that it isn't any legal opiate that you could get at a pharmacy as it doesn't have an imprint which is required by the FDA on all controlled medication. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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Found a clear capsule with green powder inside no markings at all. Was told it is oxycodone? ## If there are no markings on it, then it is not a U.S. manufactured Oxycodone product, as they are all required to have markings to enable their identification. This leaves a few other possibilities, it could be a product that was specially ordered by a doctor and done by a compounding pharmacy. It could be a foreign medication, or the one that is most likely, it could be an over the counter product. Just as an example, the ones I've seen that meet this description are a green tea supplement sold in my local health food store. Does anyone else have any ideas? ## It could be Pure Moringa. The dietary supplement. I have a couple. There's no label, clear capsule, and green powder.

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My ex gave me a capsule that was green and black with powder in it. The capsule looked tampered with so I didn't take it but I'm wondering if it was adderall or not? ## Are there any markings on it? If not, then it is not a legal U.S. manufactured medication. The FDA requires them to all have unique markings to enable their identification, in case of emergency. If there are no markings on it, it is most likely an over the counter product, although it might be something specially ordered by a doctor that was made by a compounding pharmacy, or it could be a foreign medication. I also have to add that, in most cases, compounding pharmacies use plain clear capsules, because they are much cheaper than colored capsules. The FDA warns that Adderall carries the risk of being habit formi...

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I let my uncle stay in a camper behind my house. when he moved out i found a clear and white pill with greenish powder on the inside and it has no markings. ## If there are no markings, it is most likely an over the counter product. All manufactured prescription medications in the U.S. are required to have imprints to enable their identification, in case of emergency. The only exception would be if it were something specially ordered by a doctor and made by a compounding pharmacy, since they typically use unmarked capsules, which are cheaper. I'll keep looking and post back, when I have information for you. Does anyone else recognize this? The green powder leads me to suspect that it is some type of supplement.

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Clear capsule pill with brown that looks like piwder on the inside ## With no imprint, it might be difficult to determine what the capsule contains. It is most likely an over the counter product, since they are not required to have imprints and the description makes me suspect that it is some type of herbal supplement. The problem there is that there are quite a few possibilities, such as Valerian Root, St. John's Wort and etc. Where did you find it? ## Hi, I found a clear capsule that looks brown and green i believe. With no imprint or markings on it.what could it be?

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I found this tablet in my husbands drawer. There are 3 unmarked, dark green capsules with no name or mg. They are in a foil splinter of three, but the capsules can be seen clearly. I opened one capsule to discover a tan, brown powder inside. I am alarmed as my husband currently takes many prescribed drugs for various ailments and I know that this particular drug is not one of them. I am afraid that it may be detrimental to his health. Please advise if you can. Thank you

capsule green and clear ## a capsule, dark green on one side, clear light green on the other, no writing or logo. Appears to be white powder inside. From Mexico, said to be a 'muscle relaxant' Is this true? ## DRx lists this capsule as containing 12mgs of Brompheniramine, and 120mgs of Pseudoephedrine, normally sold under the brand name Pseubrom. NDC code: 55045-1554 The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, insomnia, nervousness, elevated blood pressure, and elevated heart rate. Ernesto, if there are no markings, there is no way to really be sure what it contains. Do you know anything else about it?

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