Morphine 15mg Dark Blue Pill

small round blue pill with 15 on one side and E652 on the other side ## Yes, this is Morphine CR 15mgs, a generic for MS Contin, which is the 12 hour time released version. ## Blue pill with 15 on one side and 850 on the other side. Is it Morphine 15mg? ## I have a pill the bottle says morphine la 15mg tab, it appears to be like dark green gel tab, what is this. Also no imprint

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Small, round blue pill with 15 on one side, and ABG on the opposite. Possibly Morphine? ## Located a match it's Morphine sulfate SR 15 mg, which is used to relieve pain. To learn more click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do. ## Recently got Morphine 15mg (dark blue).. went back for re-fill received Morphine 15mg (light blue).. same prescription.. why different colors?? ## I was getting morphine 15 Abg now I'm getting min a box and 15 on the other side they don't work as good as abg what do I do. I don't know what pharmacy carries the abg

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Dark blue round pill that says n15 on one side; nothing is printed on the other side. I can't find anything about it. There are no creases in the pill to break it in half. ## Did you ever find out if it was a morphine or not? ## It is morphine ER 15mg. I just got them from my pharmacist for my script. I've never had these before so they are new. ## Zydus Pharmaceuticals lists that they have a dark green, oval tablet with N 15 on it that contains 15mgs of Morphine in a time released formulation. 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. However, I have not found a listing for a round, dark blue one. Can one of you please double check the imprint and post ...

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I found a baggie of 9 small blue pills in my wife's purse.. It has a 15 on one side and ABC on the other. Its tiny dark blue and circular. Someone help figure this out. ## Hello, Jr! How are you? The tablet with the marking ABG 15 contains 15mgs of Morphine in a time released formulation. This is 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 help with?

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Is this pill MS cotin or OxyContin , it is small dark blue M on one side , no square around it and 15 on other side ## Hi Eli, Based on your description, the closest match I'm currently finding is a round blue pill marked with an "M" on one side and "MS" over "15" on the other side. This happens to be the only round blue pill I could locate that doesn't have a square around the "M"; so I can only assume that this is the correct match. The pill itself is identified as a 15mg Morphine Sulfate extended release tablet (also known as MS-Contin); which is used in the treatment of moderate to severe pain. For your own verification, the manufacturer is listed as Mylan Pharma, and it has a National Drug Code of 00378-2658. You can learn more about this dru...

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round,dark blue with a capitol M' on one side and a 15 on the other ## That is a 15mg morphine pill. If it is a coated tablet, then it is controlled release. Morphine is used for moderate to severe pain and is prescribed for many things. It is a strong narcotic class II prescrption drug. This is not a generic for methadone nor is it similar to methadone. ## The question that needs to be asked here is if the M is in a square or by itself. If it is a capital M in a square then the above ID is correct, however, if the M is not in a square then that changes what the pill is and who makes it.

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