Pink Round Pill Unmarked

Supposed to be Oxycodone 10mg. I know it's not American, but could it be foreign and real? ## Hello, Jwacky! How are you? Are you asking me if there's a chance that's the case? Yes, it could be, but I can't say with any certainty. 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 anyone familiar with these tablets? ## Also found unmarked pink (coating) tablets labeled as 10mg Percocet-in Mexico-drugstore also not sure they're what they claim.. ## From what I've learned traveling to Mexico no manufacturers that make oxycodone distribute to that country. What I've found is that they are usually another narcotic that they have available like ...

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I found pink speckled round unmarked pills, in quasi-amateurish looking cellophane in a teenager's backpack. Illegal or just health nut stuff? ## If there are no markings, it may be difficult to discover exactly what these contain. Have you tried asking the teenager to whom the backpack belonged? ## Sounds like a B12 vitamin but as everyone has stated really no way to tell.

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I found in an unmarked bottle 7 small round pink pills. They are scored on one side with the letter H over the number 2. The other side is unmarked. I was reading your thread on small pink pills and never located, or over looked, these. I was curious as what this could be before just throwing them away. Ty ## For anyone curious I found it. The med is hydrochlorothiazide ## How is it positioned? The Hydrochlorothiazide with this marking has an H, then a score line, with the 2 on the other side, they are side by side, one is not on top of the other, it is manufactured by Heritage Pharmaceuticals. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, hypotension, increased urination, and dehydration. ## The H is over the score line the two is below it. T...

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I'm in alot of pain and recently refilled my script for oxy 30s. It came back with a small round pinkish, purple pills. No markings and and a line down one side. seems to have purple speckles on them. I've looked endlessly to figure out what these are. I refuse to take something that I can't look up first. Please help!!! ## Hello, Jilly! How are you? If there are no markings on them, then they are not Oxycodone tablets. All manufactured prescription tablets in the U.S. are required to have imprints on them to enable their identification in case of emergency. Tablets that are unmarked are usually just over the counter products, of some type. The FDA classifies Oxycodone as a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as na...

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I have been searching the net for hours and have found nothing at all with this particular score "PP". i am worried sick about what he is taking and the internet is supposed to have all the answers. the closest thing i could find online to what he has are steroids called dianabols, but they all seem to be marked "BP" can someone please help a worried sick father. also, in the bag there were round, white un-marked pills as well and a few round yellow unmarked pills that were a little thinner than the white ones. I'm sure they must be of the same class of drugs. please help. ## Yeah the pink are generic steroids of a testosterone called anadrol if they are oblong with pp stamped on it. The yellow if of the same class may be winstrol but who knows. Post a picture if you...

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