A Round White Pill Line Through The Center

I believe it is soma has Merck and a split line on opposite sides. Unable to identify the pill and would like to know what it is. Large pill white and round. With Merck on one side and a split line on other. ## I didn't happen to see Soma (or it's generic name Carisoprodol) listed on Merck's product catalog, so I do have my suspicions that this pill may be something else. I would encourage you to try contacting Merck Pharmaceuticals directly. This way you can hear it straight from the source. The phone number to Merck's corporate headquarters in New Jersey is 908-740-4000; and the phone number to their National Service Center for product related inquiries is 1-800-444-2080. NOTE: The Service Center's hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., ET. I hope t...

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Found a pill in the restaraunt which belongs to one of the diners, would like to know if it's important enough to try and locate the owners. Pill is fairly large (~1 cm), round and white. The one side is entirely blank with no lines. The other size has a large "M" in the center (not in a box). I've tried looking through the forums but I don't see anything like that. From the lack of code\dosage marks I assume it's not a perscription drug, but I'd still like to make sure. Thank you very much!

Pill is an off white or yellow fairly small and perfectly round tablet with rounded sides. A beaker inside a shield is what appears to be on one side and the other side a single line through the center. I was told it was a muscle relaxant but have never seen one with this imprint. ## Did you find out what they were?

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pill with 441 on one side : no other specific markings: white: large like soma or carisoprodol ## Hi phyllis, Is this pill round shaped by chance? I'm wondering because I located a possible match to your pill. The pill I found is white, round, with the imprint "441" on one side, and the other side just has a score line through the center. If you run a google-images search for "441 white pill", you'll see which pill I'm referring to. It contains Digoxin (0.25 mg). Digoxin is used to treat heart failure, usually along with other medications. It is also used to treat a certain type of irregular heartbeat (chronic atrial fibrillation). More information about this drug can be found in the link below: I hope this helps!

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I need to know what kind of pill this is. It is round, white, and about the size of a dime. It has a line through the center, with IP at the top and 271 at the bottom. Help! ## found these at home ,need to know what they are ## This tablet contains 400mgs of Sulfamethoxazole and 80mgs of Trimethoprim, a generic for Bactrim, this is an antibiotic. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, diarrhea and skin rash. You can read more here:

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Oval shaped bill but indented in the center so it looks kind of like the figure 8. the # 100 on one side and a line scored through the center on the other side. White is the color of the tablet. ## have two thyroxine doses - one round JSP on one site - 522 with 1/2 splits AND cylindrical or oval pink pill with M or W on one site (think M) and L 13 with split on other side - are these both thryoxine, but different manufacturers? ## To the original poster, I cannot find a tablet that meets the description containing this medication. Lejepson, yes, those are both the same, just made by different companies. They both contain 200mcgs of Thyroxine, used to treat Thryoid disorders. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dizziness and weight gain. Are there any other questions?

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white round and a line through the center ## This tablet contains 8mgs of Hydromorphone, a generic for Dilaudid, this is a potent narcotic pain reliever. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. You can read more here: Is there anything else I can help you with?

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I found a pill that has the letter M and below it 500. It's white and round, and on the backside of the pill there's a v-shaped cut through the center of the pill. What is this pill? Is it Percocet or oxycodone?