Small Pill With N8

white round pill with a capital N and number 80 below it. ## The pill in description is identified as Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim (400 mg - 80 mg), from Teva Canada. Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim is a sulfonamide antibacterial combination that is used in the treatment of a variety of bacterial infections. For verification, you can check out the details linked below on Teva's webpage: tevacanada.com/Products/SkuDetail.aspx?skuId=eff63efb Learn More: Sulfamethoxazole + Trimethoprim Details I hope this helps!

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This pill is hexagonal pink with N8 inscribed on it. What is it? ## Based on the description provided, I found your hexagonal shaped pill to be Suboxone, which contains a combination of Buprenorphine (8 mg) + Naloxone (2 mg). Depending on the application form, buprenorphine is indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain or for peri-operative analgesia. You can view a detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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one side has N8 and the other side has an elongated cross ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be Suboxone, which is a combination of Buprenorphine (8 mg) + Naloxone (2 mg). Depending on the application form, buprenorphine is indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain or for peri-operative analgesia. You can view a detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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orange hexagon shaped pill stamped with N8 ## WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS TO THIS DRUG ## I found this pill orange hexagon shaped pill stamped with N8? What is this pill used for? ## I believe this pill is used for heroine addicts to help with withdrawals. ## what is the name of this hexagon shaped orange pill stamped with N8? ## The correct ID of this pill is Suboxone, which contains 8mgs of Buprenorphine and 2mgs of Naloxone. Suboxone is an opiate used to help treat drug addiction and in some instances, cases of severe pain when other options have been exhausted. You cannot get high from it, plus since it contains the Naloxone, it will prevent you from getting high off of other narcotics while you are under Suboxone treatment. The side effects are similar to other narcotics and can incl...

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is it a saboxin 8 miligram ## Located a macth it's Suboxone (active ingredients buprenorphine 8 mg and naloxone 2 mg), which is indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain (pain that has outlived its use to prevent injury and after three months) or for peri-operative analgesia. To learn more click on the link below... Do you have any more questions or information to add? Please post back if you do.

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White hex sgaped pill small one with n2 and larger one with n8 ## Suboxone orange hex n8. 8 mg Suboxone for opioid / opiate addiction. ## Hey, what if it's white, is it still suboxone? My friend took 2 under the tongue and he felt like he was on acid. He had incredibly intense cold sweats and thought he was losing his mind.

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Wondering what kind of pill this is? It has an M inside a box on one side and N8 on the other side. It's also orange and hexagon-shaped. ## Hello Barry, I hope you are doing well. I have found some information on your pill. The imprint of the M inside of a box is the mark of the company Mallinckrodt. I was able to find the manufacturers website and fortunately they have pictures of all of their generic medicines. The only pill that matches your description is an orange, hexagonal (6 sided) tablet with imprint 8N M, indicating Buprenorphine and Naloxone Sublingual Tablets. It looks like the marking is actually 8N, easily read upside down as N8. (NDC 0406-8020). Inactive Ingredients: - Acesulfame Potassium - Anhydrous Citric Acid - FD&C Yellow No. 6 - Anhydrous Lactose - Lactose M...

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hi jim here i just stated taking these 54 375 pills yesterday they seem the same as the others just wandering are these just as good as the strips? or should i switch thanks ## Hi jim i personally dislike the gen sub 54 375. I just got them in replace of the actavis 155 ..id tell you to take the actavis 155 there the closet to the old N8 which i loved. then id choose the film strips but there not dispensing the 155 anywhere near me or anywhere in general. So id stick with the film srips if i were you.. I took back the 54 375 and got the film. ## Is there a reason why they keep dumbing these down? It's getting ridiculous at this point. Do they WANT us to relapse?

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Hey... I just got a suboxone and by the markings it is supposed to be an 8/2 mg suboxone, but there was no image available on the internet. It has an N 8 on the front... and an arrow in the back. I've seen this question already asked a few times, but I got confused by your answers. Thanks. ## Mike, If it's a 8 and arrow on reverse its subutex 8mg. If not the possibilities are endless. If you received these from a legit source it should come with product insert information. If not I wouldn't risk taking something that can cause severe withdrawals if not taken as prescribed. Good luck ## The tablet with the N8 on, with the logo on the opposite is an 8/2mg Suboxone tablet. The FDA warns that it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, ...

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Please help. I found this and don't know what it is? The pill is white, round and has an arrow looking thing on one side and N8 on the other. I need to know as quickly as possible please. ## Hello, Lindry! How are you? This tablet is manufactured by Hi-Tech Pharma and they list it as being an 8/2mg generic for Suboxone (Buprenorphine 8 mg / Naloxone 2 mg - NDC 50383-287). The FDA classifies this medication as an opiate that is most commonly used to treat drug addiction, so it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth and constipation. Inactive Ingredients: - Lactose Monohydrate - Mannitol - Starch, Corn - Povidone K30 - Water - Anhydrous Citric Acid - Sodium Citrate - Sodium Stearyl Fumarate - Acesulfame Potass...

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My hubby and I found 2 of these pills.They are shaped like a stop sign, orange in color and have N8 on one side with a wierd shape on the other. Please anyone who might know -------- Help!!!!! ## This is something called Subutex, it has 8mg of buprenorphine and 2mg of naloxone. It is used to help people detox from opiates such as vicodin, percocet, lortab, etc. The bupreorphone is used to help the withdrawal symptoms and the naloxone is to prevent a person from abusing the bupreoprphone, such as crushing it and snorting it or taking too many. ## umm... sorry but you are wrong. Subotex is a WHITE pill, that is oblong shaped and small. The orange pill that is shaped like a stop sign that you found is called a suboxen, which is an opiate blocker. Subotex is a varied form of the orange pill...

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thats a suboxen its an opiate blocker ## This tablet does contain 8mgs of Suboxone, but it is inaccurate to describe it as an opiate blocker. Suboxone contains the active ingredient Buprenorphine, which IS AN OPIATE! It is used to treat drug addcition and severe, chronic pain. It does, however, have some opiate agonist properties, to prevent people from abusing other drugs while they are taking it. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and dizziness. Read more on it here: Are there any questions?

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My friend is sick from opiate withdrawal. He bought what I am told is suboxone - but there are no pictures of this pill in google images It is white and round not oval or hexagon N8 is imprinted. Can anyone help! He is scared to take but also feeling terrible. ## That is generic Suboxone, 8mg/2mg (8mg buprenorphine and 2mg naloxone, the naloxone being inert as long as it is taken sublingually(under your tongue, actually can be allowed to dissolve in your mouth anywhere and will absorb the buprenorphine, and the naloxone does not absorb well sublingually) ## What did you find out? I as well couldn't find them anywhere online... were they real?? Please help... I had seen a white 8 arrow online, but never this n8. Quick reply would be appreciated!! ## I got those too. The white N8 with...

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I am trying to find out what this is ## This pill has 6 sides, white in colour, n8 on one side and little sword on other please tell me what this is ## Hi Marko, Based on my research, a white hexagonal (six-sided) tablet with a sword logo on one side and "N8" on the other, is identified as generic Suboxone; containing 8mgs of Buprenorphine HCL + 2mgs of Naloxone HCL dihydrate. It also appears to be from Canada if that helps verify things. Suboxone is frequently used to treat opioid dependence as well as severe chronic pain. You can learn more about this drug on the page for Suboxone Details I hope this helps!

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6 sided stop sign shaped pill with imprint of NB found and the person has an oxycotin addiction. ## I believe the marking you're looking at may actually be N8 and this is an 8mg Suboxone tablet, it's most commonly used to help treat drug addiction. Learn more Suboxone details here. is it possible that the person is seeking treatment?

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Ive been on suboxone for 8 years. Since 2006. I know a lot about the pharmaceutical properties of medications from being an addict and being obsessed with learning everything i could about them. I hear these myths about generics not being as good as the brand name and so on, let me tell you something, to become a generic the main ingredients, the ones that actually effect you HAVE to be in the exact same quantities, So if these orange 375's have 8 mg Bup/2 Mg Nal then they will effect you THE EXACT SAME WAY AS a strip ( which I'm on, and was on the old N8's forever, and so glad they have these strips now), have taken the 375's, and its the same. Is the placebo effect that strong? I cant stand hearing friends try and tell me how this medication isn't as good as the ne...

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I found a yellow pill with N8 on it, believed to be oxycodone. Is that what this tablet is? ## Based on my research, this is NOT Oxycodone. A yellow round pill marked with “N8” on one side and scored on the other is identified as Folic Acid 1mg, supplied by Sunrise Pharmaceuticals. (NDC: 11534-165) Inactive Ingredients: - Lactose Monohydrate - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Sodium Starch Glycolate Type a Potato - Stearic Acid Ref: DailyMed Hope this helps!

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Has a cross-like symbol on the back. ## I was addicted to oxyxotin for 2 years. I did methadone, tried to stop cold turkey, nothing worked. One dat I came across these pills called Suboxone. that is exactly what you have. They are orange, octagon-shaped, N8 on one side and a cross on the other,. The cross is to help you split it in to equal halfs. The way it works is that you put the pill under your tongue (sublingually) and let it melt. it goes through the main vein you have under your tongue that connects to your brain and it blocks the opiate receptors in your brain. you start off at 1 pill a day, 2 at most if needed. but fter using the 1st whole pill, try to use just halfs until you are comfortable. By comfortable I mean not withdrawling. Thats what that pill does. It is a miracle d...

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Will I go into rapid withdrawals if I take this pill with an opiate in my system? ## Yes, it could cause dangerous precipitated withdrawals, which may include nausea, dizziness, headache, rebound pain, fever, chills, vomiting, and seizures. This medication should only be taken, when you are in full withdrawal from all other opiates. Is there anything else I can help with? ## What if you have suboxone in your system then take norco?

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hexagon bright orange, says N8 on it pill ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be Suboxone, which is a combination of Buprenorphine (8 mg) + Naloxone (2 mg). Depending on the application form, buprenorphine is indicated for the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain or for peri-operative analgesia. You can view a detailed description of the drug, by clicking on the link below... If you have any more questions or comments to add, please post back so I can further assist you.

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