Sm Rd Wt Pill No Markings - RxChat (RSS)

BornAgainAngel Says

Thu, 4 Apr 2013 10:55:06 GMT

There is a really good chance that they may also be a form of Melatonin from what i've found thru my research. Go ahead and look up images if u want, but there will be a lot that are exactly the same as all the pill forms i've looked up. If an O.D. is a concern, it really shouldn't be nearly as much as the 3 previous drugs I mentioned in my last reply (if it is in fact Melatonin). All it does is help a person sleep better really (in short) and from what I gather would take a rediculous amount to overdose. Like my last reply said, I can't garuntee this but have found credible sources for my own personal situation and hope maybe this helps a bit more than my previous statement aside from ppl needing to not be judgemental. If half the staff of our health care system today viewed drugs as a tool rather than an exclusive form of abuse, the world would be much happier place full of ppl who felt they were getting proper treatment, rather than discriminated against for a problem the very ppl who regulate Rx's just so happened to create...for monitary gain???....NOOOOO, our overseers wouldn't do THAT...for MONEY....would they? LMAO.

BornAgainAngel Says

Thu, 4 Apr 2013 01:39:49 GMT

Arrrrgh!!! So many ppl having this problem same as me and every damn response is "No markings=not a legal US perscription" ....so sick of reading that as the answer. I found some of these in a bottle of Pain Reliever PM (generic OTC) mixed in with the pills that were supposed to be there and ended up taking one without seeing 2 diff kinds of pills in the bottle. I have taken pills in the valium/hydrocodone family in the past and noticed a fast dissolve like there is typically with valium. I can't say for certain but my guess is it's something in that family. I have also found through searching that overseas adderall (30mg) comes in blister packs and looks just like these. But i've also seen that those pills were found to only contain a mixture of tylenol and tramadol (a synthetic opioid that deals with the treating of nerve pain rather than muscle like traditional opioids such as hydro/oxycodone). I hope this helps even just a little and let's get some more responses for questions like this so we don't have to read the same answer on every page. Addict or not, let's all try not to judge eachother and share our knowledge to potentially save a life.

Verwon Says

Mon, 3 May 2010 20:23:28 GMT

Was this a U.S. pharmacy?

If so, then I have no idea what they are dispensing, all prescription tablets in the U.S. are required to have unique markings on the tablets to enable their identification.

With no markings at all, it will be impossible to positively identify, unless you would pay to have it lab tested.

https://rxchat.com/wiki/Oxycodone/

ys Says

Sat, 1 May 2010 04:15:45 GMT

oops...small rd wt pill with no markings ..my mistake...the bottle reads OXYCODONE HCL 30mg[NOT hydrocodone]
1/4dia,1/8 thick slightly convex confused as to what pharmacy is dispensing!!