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1. What are small yellow pills from Thailand marked V on one side; 5 on the other. (not scored) 2. What are scored larger yellow pills from Thailand with D and 5 on the same side? ## I'm sorry, but foreign medications aren't regulated like those in the U.S. and Canada, so there is no central database that I can search for these. However, I'll keep looking and post back, when I have information for you. Does anyone else recognize these tablets? ## No one recognizes but say it looks like diazepam

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Dark green pill scored with 137 on the other side. Apparently bought from army supplier?. ## I'm not finding a listing for this, but being from a foreign source, that makes sense. If it was manufactured by a company to be used overseas and isn't sold in the U.S. then it is not regulated like U.S. prescription medications and the imprint isn't logged with the FDA. I will, however, keep looking. Do you have any idea of what type of pain pill it is? A narcotic?

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WHITE ROUND PILL WITH CEMOL WRITTEN IN CURSIVE ON ONE SIDE AND LOOKS LIKE CPL ON THE OTHER, BUT THE P AND L RUN TOGETHER. THIS PILL IS FROM THAILAND ## As far as I know, its basically a Thai Tylenol. It contains Acetaminophen which is found in Tylenol. I got a bag of them when I went to a dentist in Hat-Yai. ## That is correct, Cemol is available in several foreign countries and contains Acetaminophen, though I am not sure what dosage you have. As Cooter said, it is most commonly sold under the brand name Tylenol, it is a pain reliever and fever reducer. You can read more here: Did you have any other questions? ## Got some sort of an antibiotic in Thailand that is white has AMMI on one side, and a design on the other.

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My girlfriend in Thailand has been taking these tiny yellow pills with no markings on them. She claims they are for sleep, but I can't be sure. She is also taking a blue pill (round) with a 5 on one side and the word GREATER on the other side. This pill is also said to be used for sleep. I've looked online, but can't find any information on them. If anyone has any experience as to what these could be, it would be greatly appreciated. ## Hello One4utwoc, Unfortunately I was not able to locate either of these pills on a the NIH pill identifier (U.S FDA website) nor was I able to find either of them on any trusted thailand websites. Unfortunately it is difficult to locate drugs from foreign countries that do not have the strict medicine regulations that we do here in the U.S. F...

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I have recently acquired a load of these blue pills, they were passed on as Valium apparently coming from Thailand. They are a light/bright blue with score line on the back and 10 on the other side, break up quite easily. They do not taste anything like Valium but instead have a strange bitter taste to them. I would like to know what these could possibly be? I have done a fair bit of research but not came across anything of any relevance to what they could be. ## After having taken 3.5 of these I can certainly tell they are not Valium, they have not given me any sedation at all and no other noticeable effects but from the strong taste there must be some form of chemical in them. ## Hi I bought 30 of these from a pharmacist in Thailand. He insisted on showing my UK prescription letter. I...

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I am in Thailand and went to the chemist twice to get sleeping pills. The first time i recieved yellow tablets with HK printed on them. I'm not sure what they were, but they worked. This time i went to a different chemist and recieved tiny pink round pills with aTc printed on them in a triangle. Not sure what these are either, but they didn't really work. Are you able to tell me what both the yellow and pink pills are. i assume they are some sort of anti-anxiety drugs if they are also sleeping aids. thanks

Mano 10 = Diazepam 10mg, made Thailand, a decent generic. My UK gp prescribes for me but I sometimes refill my prescription using this manufacturer out of Bangkok. ## Thank you for the informative post, it is sometimes hard to find information on foreign medications. Diazepam is classified by the FDA as a benzodiazepine that is most commonly used to treat anxiety and nervous disorders. It carries the risk of being habit forming and could cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache and irritability. Does anyone have any questions?

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antinol ## Antinol is a medication from Thailand listed as containing Disulfiram. In the US it is used to increase a person's sensitivity to alcohol, to help break a severe drinking habit. It may cause: nausea, vomiting and headache. You can read more here: IS there anything else I can help you with? ## This drug shares the same name as Antinol, or PCSPO-524 an natural Omega 3 oil product, extracted from mussels. there a connection? ## We received Antinol as a dog supplement for joints. Can a person(other than a dog) use Antinol PCSO-524 for joint health and skin support? ## How many gel tabs should a 96 pound German Shepherd take daily?

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hey i got diclohof 500 in a pharmacy in thailand i hit my anckle off some coral. i didnt think much of it but then my anckle got swollen but then went back to normal but was crazy itchy i went to the chemist an she gave diclohof 500. im not sure what it really is (the chemist just keep say you need it. so i trusted her but now im a bit wery i googled it and no results kinda scary any info would be great

From Thailand. As part of a three tablet mixture for urinary tract infection which included a small white tablet (150-200mg) marked DONAGAN which appears to be for asthma and an unmarked capsule (about 400mg) dark red both sides with dark reddish/brown powdery contents. Any info appreciated (for interest only as I won't be taking them - got a proper med from another shop)

pharmacist in thailand tried selling me pink xanex, is there such a thing? didn't know it came in pink, can't read info on strip as its written in thai. If there is a pink one is it stronger than the lilac one? Which dosage is higher 1.0 0.5 0.1 ## yes there is pink + purple pinix, they seem to be ok...look like rugby balls with line half way, not sure why some batches are different colour but lots of copied meds out there, not all good but pinix seem good and adamjee good. Beware opf Mano diazepam in Thailand, ones i had where no good...some other chem in them. Been told to go for GPO but also hear poor feedback... Avoid the orange alprazolam from india which just put you to sleep, great as sleepers but seriously knock u out all day and is not zanax in them as label says... for...

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my name is Horst Engel, 78 years old, live in Thailand. After a biopsie 3 month ago, i know a have a voice corde cancer. I not want radiation or chemio in Thailand. Who can say me what is h 86? where i can find it? Who have take it? In Tailand we have also alternative medical plants. Please answer me on my email: {edited for privacy} ## I am afraid H86 is an antibody used in immunohistochemistry in laboratory trials , but it is not for human treatments of the illness.... It only reveals pathogenic zones in some types of cancer and it is useful only for samples of biopsies....not for people ... ## The cure is called H-86 or AVEMAR a Fermented Wheat Germ Extract in the Treatment of Cancer and Autoimmune Diseases. avemarresearch.com/pdf/2C-FermentedWheatGermExtractAvemarintheTreatmentofCan...

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Round, Pinkish, has "Chinta" written on one side. From Thailand. Thank you in advance for you help! ## From what I could gather, there is a medication by the name of Chinta that reportedly contains a combination of: Ammonium Chloride + Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide + Liquorice + Vitamin B5 (Calcium Pantothenate). Apparently it is indicated for use in treating dry and itchy skin. Unfortunately I haven't found any other specific details pertaining to the origin or appearance of this medication; but I hope this at least helps to provide some sort of evidence or clues as to what you may have there. Please post back if you find out any additional information.

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I have two different pills that a friend brought back from Thailand. One of them is an orange oval and oblong pill. about 15mm long and 0.5mm wide. on the one hand, it is written PML. The other pill is light purple, almost a little pink and square. It is about 0.5mm on each side. On one side there is a notch. She had been told that they would be medication for migraines. I have tried to find the pills at different sites on the internet without success. I would really like to know what it is that is in my medicine cabinet so they are not anything illegal. I am grateful for the quick reply.

Hi, I am currently recovering from surgery in Thailand and needed more xanax to sleep, so went to a pharmacy. She described these pills as being similar to xanax, but I can't find any info on them. They are about 0.8cm long, 0.4cm in width. Scored on one side, "C O" on the other, pale yellow and convex on both sides. ## I'm sorry, but I haven't been able to find any listings for these, either. The identity of foreign pills can be difficult to find, since the are not regulated as strictly as those in the U.S. Have you tried asking the pharmacist for most specifics on exactly what they contain? They may be Clonazepam, with the CO on them, but I can't be certain of that. It is a Benzodiazepine, so the same drug class as Xanax.

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My dad live in Thailand and is raising the medication and I am curious as to what exactly it is? ## Hello, Tomi! How are you? I'm sorry, but foreign medications aren't regulated like those in the U.S. and Canada, so there is no listing of them according to markings. Have you tried asking him what it is? Does anyone else recognize this tablet? I'll keep looking and post back, when I have information for you.

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I have taken Zolpidem for about 10 years (10mg most nights). I live in Thailand, and I can get them from a pharmacy...although the quality seems to change. The latest ones are called Zopalet and have MP on one side of the white oval tablet (normal white 10mg shape like Sanofi style but these seem to be roughly-made and chalky, not smooth and shiny or well-made by the press machine). Does anyone know what these are? What they contain? They seem a bit different in action. Weaker and not pure either. I have a fat liver already so I want to avoid problems. What is the most common chemical in fake Ambien or Zolp? ## Bought these also, Pretty sure it's fake. Had no effect on me. ## I literally bought some of these tonight, in Bangkok. I've been getting Zolpidem forever here- for about...

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A friend of mine got some slimming pills called Reduce 15 mg that he bought in Thailand. They are not allowed in the country where I live, so I can't consult my doctor. I'm healthy but I have suffered from stress due to too much work, and have been medicated for that a couple of times, though not currently. I'm not fat, but I have gained 20 kg due to stress. Do you know which secondary efects these pills could have or if I should take them at all? ## From what I can find, Reduce contains the active ingredient Subutramine, which has been pulled from the market in many countries, due to the severe dangers associated with it. It can cause cardiac related dangers, such as: accelerate heart rate, trouble breathing, elevated pulse and elevated blood pressure. There have been some ...

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Prescribed by a doctor for stress/anxiety related disorder in Thailand. Anyone know what it is? The N & L are joined together and the 25 is printed underneath. A second pill for the same patient, also yellow and round has a larger capital D printed on one side and an S or 5 on the other. ## We have the same problem, same tablet in Cambodia. If anyone knows this would be very helpful.

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does it has side effect ## Lisdene is a brand of Lisinopril manufactured in Thailand. It is used to treat high blood pressure. If you would like more information about this drug, please see: Not everyone who takes Lisinopril (Lisdene) will experience side effects, but some of the most common side effects that may occur are as follows: Fatigue, Body weakness, Lightheadedness, Extremely low bp, Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Dizziness, Cough, The flue or common cold, Unexplained rash, and erectile disfunction. If you have any more questions or concerns, please post so I can further assist you.

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