S 90 3 Size

This is a very helpful website. I take Metformin extended release for uncontrolled blood sugar and this past week the sugars have been between 200 and 300 irregardless. Today I noticed a different coding 900/25 and called the pharmacy but there were unable to identify the pill over the phone and said to bring it in. I held onto Duratuss VIC because it was pulled from the market and the only thing controlled my frequent sinusitis. The pills are similar in shape/size and with the pharmacy frequently changing the brands it complicate the matter. The pharmacy recommended in its place Mucinex and the company recommended Mucinex D but that contains 60mg. of pseudoephedrine but I managed with only 1/2 tab of Duratuss (900/25) which would be 450/12.5mg) In past had problems with decongestants s...

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I haven't been given the s 90 3 green 2 mg bars in quite a while, and they are much smaller than when I last received them a couple years back. I think they have been referred to as "school buses" but these are more like the size of a normal white 2mg bar. They still have the 3 lines scored but they are not as deep and numbers are not as deep as well. Has dava started making these bars smaller nowadays? is it possible that these are not authentic? has anyone seen fakes like this? thank you ## They are not fakes! They just look different witch means every generic looks different. But they are still xanex. ## Ok... it's September 2017. Now that we are about to finds the 2nd decade of the 21 century, I'm assuming that pill presses are a dime a dozen. I've taken alpr...

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White oval pill with an S on one side and 900 on the other. ## This tablet contains 0.25mgs of Alprazolam, a generic for Xanax. This is a Benzodiazepine, used to treat anxiety, nervous disorders and some cases of insomnia. Manufacturer: Dava Pharmaceuticals NDC: 67253-900 / 60429-502 Size: 9mm Inactive Ingredient(s): -crospovidone -docusate sodium -lactose -magnesium stearate -cellulose, microcrystalline -silicon dioxide -starch, corn Some common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and headache. You can read more about this medication here: Is there anything else I can help you with? ## I need to see a photo of an Oval White pill with S 900 written on one side,nothing on the opposite side. ## Can the s900 pill be used as a pain reliever ## What are the ingredients i...

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ORANGE ROUND ABOUT THE SIZE OF AN ADULT ASPRIN HAS S 90 OR 06 S ON ONE SIDE SLIGHTLY COATED ## This is another one that I cannot locate and it has never been posted here, before, from what I can find. There have been quite a few ones that are not listed in our resources that have popped up, recently. It leads me to believe that there are some new pills on the market that have not been logged in the databases, yet. Wether they are prescription or over the counter, I can't say. If OTC, they may never be listed in the databases. Can you provide anymore information on it? Was it found in the U.S. or elsewhere? ## the pill with s 90 is SennaLax-S an over the counter stool softener.

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about the size of an asprin. pale orange in color number 106 on one side and sz on other side ## there is a chance that the writings on the [pale orange pill,about the size of an asprin]could be 901 instead of 601 and zs instead of sz.that is as close as i can come too an explanation.thank you in advance. ## The marking is SZ 106, this tablet is manufactured by Sandoz Inc, and they list it as containing 10mgs of Cetirizine in a chewable formulation. It is a generic, or store brand of Zyrtec that is used to treat allergies. NDC: 00781-5284 Inactive ingredients may include: Acesulfame Potassium Benzyl Alcohol Betadex Colloidal Silicon Dioxide Alpha-tocopherol, Dl- Ferric Oxide Red Ferric Oxide Yellow Lactose Monohydrate Magnesium Stearate Maltodextrin Cellulose, Microcrystalline Propylene...

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i know there is a purple oval shaped xannax 1mg that says up John 90 on one side and the other side has a score. i just bought some very similar tablets, almost exactly the same just a different shade of purple and instead of saying up John 90 it says up j 90. is this still a 1mg alprazolam? ## Of course there is! The purple tablet, oval, biconvex, single score on reverse side and embossed 'UPJOHN 90' on the obverse is the brand-name Pfizer (originally Upjohn Ltd before Pfizer bought that company - cf HALCION 250mcg tablets, which are BLUE ovals of the same size but flat, thinner score on reverse, and imprint 'UPJOHN 17') XANAX - branded as TAFIL in Germany, Mexico and a few other countries, and as XANOR in Scandinavia, South Africa and a few others. In the USA and UK, t...

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I was wondering what kind of pill I found. It is a bright yellow, round pill, about the size of a dime, with a coating on it and an imprint of 903. ## I located a small round yellow pill with 904 on one side and blank on the back. Judging from the image I see, there appears to be a coating on it. I don't know if there's any chance you may have misread the imprint, but hopefully this helps narrow down the possibilities... At any rate, it's reportedly identified as a 100mg Quetiapine fumarate tablet, used for anxiety, bipolar disorder and other related conditions. For verification, the pill I'm describing is made by Sun Pharmaceutical and carries a National Drug Code of 47335-0904. Please post back if you have any further thoughts on this... ## What I s a yellow coated rou...

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What is a round blue pill with the emblem..."W" over a "90" on one side and blank on the other? ## Hi Heath, Is there any chance that you might be reading the imprint upside down? I only ask because I found a round blue pill with an imprint of "M" over "D6" on one side and blank on the other. The letter "D" is rounded off so it actually looks very similar to a "0". This particular pill is reportedly identified as Dicyclomine hydrochloride (20 mg), made by Mylan Pharmaceuticals. The tablet itself is approx. 7mm in size. You can also view an image of the pill by clicking on the following National Drug Code link: 0378-1620 I hope this helps!

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Omega 3 Supplement ## Lovaza is actually the correct spelling for this Omega 3 supplement. NDC: 0173-0884-08 / 0173-0783 Labeler: Glaxosmithkline LLC Size (mm): 24 Active Ingredients: Omega-3-acid Ethyl Esters Dosage: 900mg Inactive Ingredients: -.alpha.-tocopherol -Gelatin -Glycerin -Water Omega 3 has a wide variety of use cases to improve our health. According to NIH.gov, Omega-3s are important components of the membranes that surround each cell in your body. DHA levels are especially high in the retina (eye), brain, and sperm cells. Omega-3s also provide calories to give your body energy and have many functions in your heart, blood vessels, lungs, immune system, and endocrine system (the network of hormone-producing glands). You can also learn more about Lovaza at: dailymed.nlm.nih....

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