White Oval Pill Vitamin

Small oval, white pill, blank on one side, capital C on the other? ## Based on the description provided I was able to find a match to a white oval pill marked with "C"; however there is no image to go with it that confirms this. It is said to be identified as Carbaglu (200 mg); which is used in the treatment of hyperammonemia. Manufacturer: Orphan Europe National Drug Code (NDC): 52276-0312 Learn More: Carbaglu Details I hope this helps! ## What David posted is a good possibility. But this is a rather vague imprint, so it's kind of hard to be certain. I recently had a bottle of vitamin C tablets that also matched this description, so there is a chance that it may just be an over the counter product. Learn more vitamin c details here. Where did you find it?

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oval pill white with a split and the number C135 ## Found a match it's Doxylamine Succinate 25 mg, which used by itself as a short-term sedative, in combination with other drugs as a night-time cold and allergy relief drug, and a preparation is prescribed in combination with vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) to prevent morning sickness in pregnant women. 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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I'm looking thru a lot of old pills looking for antibiotics. I see pills with the letters and number CYP194. Can someone please help me find out what they are? Thanks. ## This tablet is manufactured by Cypress Pharmaceutical and they list it as being a prenatal vitamin. The FDA warns that it may cause nausea, in some people, due to its potency. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Ive searched and searched to find out what this pill could be. Even took to a local pharmacy and they could not find it. It's a small/med white oval pill with ONLY the letter C on one side of it. No other markings at all. Can someone please help me figure out how to find out what this is??? Thx!!! ## The imprint it very obscure and I'm guessing the reason that no one has found it is because it is most likely an over the counter product. They are not required to log their imprints with the FDA for identification purposes. I recently had some high dose vitamin C tablets that met this description, so you may have found one of them, or it could be something else. Learn more Vitamin C details here. What is your general location? Some products are regional, so that may narrow it down ...

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large white oval, no imprint, just a line down the middle on one side ## Oval pill with no writing, just a line down the middle on one side. ## A white long and a little tick rektangulare pill with only one line which go downward. And just whithe and plane on the other side. It's nothing else. ## Hello, While I won't be able to identify the pill for you with the description you gave I can at least give you some information that will help you narrow it down. We can rule out the possibility of it being a controlled medication due to the fact that it does not have an identifiable imprint/marking which is an FDA requirement. Vitamins/Supplements/Dietary pills all do not have to have imprints so it is most likely one of these three. The reason I mentioned earlier that I would not be ...

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Oval white pill HYL on one side C L on the other side? ## Oval white pill with HYL on one side and LC on the other. I would like to know what it is and what it is for? ## What is this pill for? HYL LC? ## This is a homeopathic product that is available over the counter, it's manufactured by Hyland's and used to treat, or prevent leg cramps. It is available in most vitamin shops. The FDA does warn that it may cause nausea, dizziness, and diarrhea, in some people that take it. Are there any questions I can help with?

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solid white pill, almost 1/4" or just slightly higher with defined smooth sides - long oval pill approximately 3/4 inches long....the bottle top has the word Pain on it....can you tell me what this is? ## Hi Julie, Unfortunately, there's really no way to ID a pill without an imprint. All Rx and OTC drugs in the U.S. are required by law to have an imprint; otherwise it could be a vitamin, herbal, energy, diet, foreign or illicit. Since the word "Pain" is written on the bottle top, I can only guess that the pills are some kind of OTC pain medication like Acetaminophen, Excedrin, or Tylenol. Where did you find the pills?

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white oval powder pill with line accross center of it ## i have a pill and on both side is a circle with a line going throght it and its on both sides can u tell me what it is? ## Hello, I just want to be clear are there any imprints on either side of the pill? If not then I don't believe anyone here is going to be able to identify the pill with such little information. The problem ultimately comes from the fact that the FDA requires all controlled medication to be identifiable through it's appearance which would include an imprint. Pretty much everything else it can be doesn't require it to have an imprint. This means that you've most likely found something along the lines of a dietary pill, mint, vitamin or a supplement. Sorry this doesn't answer your question but ...

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I have two small oval shaped white pills with no markings on one side and a split line on the other side....not sure if markings rubbed off (chalky texture) or if its just a plain pill. Was told it was xanax....?? PLEASE IDENTIFY ## You should never take a pill based on what 'you're told'. What you have would be impossible to know, it sounds like a saccharin. A prescription medicine legally made in this and most other countries have an imprint. ## @Carmella, There's actually an Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) 1,000 mg tablet that closely fits this description. And while I'm not certain who makes it, most vitamin C tablets I've come across have been naturally chalky. Like Eddy said though, it's probably impossible to know what you have (unless you were to get it ana...

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I found several of these in a baggie at home hidden in a closet. I have googled it, and even the eclipse breath mints, they aren't multicolor, and have 4 lines instead of the 5 like the mints... I actually licked it and it numbed my tongue. Please help. ## Hello Georgia, First and foremost, I strongly advise you do not lick the pills if you are unsure of what they are. If the pills do not have an imprint that means they are not U.S FDA regulated drugs. This could mean they are anything ranging from mints, vitamins, diet pills to foreign drugs. I was unable to find anything that fit your description, most of the mints or vitamins I found had either 3 or 5 lines on them, perhaps another user will come along who has seen this pill somewhere. The fact that you stated that licking them n...

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I am trying to find the name of a prenatal vitamin I took during my first pregnancy. It was a brown oval softgel and I thought it smelled like chocolate (not taste). It may have had an imprint in white but I am not 100% sure. It was expensive, about $1 a pill per month. Hope you can help - thanks!!! ## Hi Martha, Can you possibly recall any sort of logo or details on the product packaging by chance? Since there are so many vitamins on the market (Rx and OTC) it would be near impossible to locate a specific pill based on smell, color, and shape alone. Right now the closest match I'm finding is a chocolate colored brown gel capsule; which happens to be a Prenatal Vitamin Complex with Omega-3. From what I could tell, there's no apparent marking, but without any other details, this ...

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It's only 1/2 a pill, which is making this search near impossible, but it has either a m or w on one side and RUM on the other. Anyone? ## Can you tell me if the RUM seems to be at the beginning or end of the pill? Learn more prescription drug details here. And what is the approximate size? ## posibile to be Nextium... for stomach accidity problems ## RUM appears at the end of the pill and it is a fairly large pill. The inside appears to be tan w brown and white speckles like a vitamin. ## the 'rum' appears as an ending. ## definitely not a nexium.

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Colour: White Shape: Oval Traits: a line in the middle of the pill to make it easy to split. Markings: The pill has capital E L on the 'face' side, Solid white on the back. Also, have a white half of a pill, Same shape and size. except it has an AP on right side of half oval On the back it has an O This one had an indent to be easly split aswell. Im only supposed to take half... I think. it might be a depression pill, but im unsure, itds been a while since ive taken these.. it was in a bottle with other anti-depressance, clonasopam, vitamins and sleepers.. I need to know what these are, as soon as possable. Please link to a Picture if possable. Please link to a reasorce page with information about your thoughts on what this pill could be, if possable. Thank you all for your time...

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I have an oval white pill with the number 31 on one side. Looks like there's an engraving of a dog bone carved on other side. I found this inside of a vitamin C bottle but it's different from vitamin C pills. ## Hey, I found it, wasn't easy, I had to hunt through a bunch of images to find the one that matched. This is Fosomax 70mgs, active ingredient/generic name Alendronate. This is used to reduce calcium loss from your bones and to promote the growth of normal healthy bone tissue. Usually used for people with Osteoarthritis or other conditions, such as Menopause that can put them at risk for bone loss.

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Oval shaped, medium size, blank on both sides, pill ## it is a small, white, round pill. it is blank on both sides. no markings at all ## I'm sorry, but without any markings, it is impossible to positively identify, other than to say it is not a legal US prescription drug. ## Vitamins ## Melatonin a sleep aid that is over the counter to help you sleep.

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I found some white oblong tablets that are blank on both sides and I am trying to figure out what they are. Can anyone help me? ## Can you tell me what a white oval pill blank on both side is ## It is hard to determine what an unmarked tablet contains. Under current FDA law, all manufactured prescription tablets and capsules are required to have a unique imprint to enable their identification. Thus, there are 2 options for an unmarked tablet, it is either an over the counter product, or it is a foreign medication. Do you know anything else about its origin? ## Could you tell me what they are for? ## Mine were zinc; usually blank pills are vitamins but I don’t want to miss speak for yours. To be certain,perhaps your pharmacist may definitely know.

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white pill with double arrow on both sides ## I found two pills on the floor of a strip club last night and me and my friends were kind of curious what it was. It is a white oval pill with two blue arrows on each side. The arrows were pointed in the same direction (>>). Not doublemint. ## its a mint. i looked it up on google images. you know the doublemint gum? its made from them. there mints ## @Tracy, My research leads me to believe that the pills you have may be mints, or possibly illicit party drugs designed to look like mints. Considering where you found them, that could possibly be the case. I wish I could find more pertinent information for you but unfortunately illicit medications, vitamins, and other similar pills can be very difficult to accurately identify due to the ...

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I found two different pills in a bag, both oval no imprint or code on them different color one is orange with little dots on them either a light black/grey dots smaller size n no line on it, the other one is a bit bigger with line down in the middle with little dots on it also color brown dots also oval smells like vitamin but not sure what they are can you able to identify it n tell me what they are? ## Oh the other oval pill color is white with brown dots line down in the middle* ## What vitamin is thin oval and light orange

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i found 6 pills in my husband pockets one day. they are oblong, white pill, with the number 300 on it and the other side blank. what are they? ## Hi bmwgirl, The closest match I can find based on the description you provided is Poly-vi-flor Multiple Vitamins with Fluoride (0.5 mg). It is a white oval pill with the imprint Z300 on one side and blank on the other. It is used in the treatment of vitamin/mineral supplementation and deficiency and belongs to the drug class vitamin and mineral combinations. You can learn more about this drug on the page for Poly-Vi-Flor 0.5 mg Chewable Tablets Details I hope this helps! ## The pill you found is called Seroquel ## Thats incorrect. Those r Seroquel and 300mg is ALOT...like a 20 hour face plant dosage. Tell Hubby to be careful...lol. No heavy m...

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white in color, oval, imprint A171 ## This is a multivitamin commonly prescribed for pregnant women to help prevent them from being deficient in needed nutrients and to help ensure a healthy baby. ## Just wanted to confirm also that this is a prenatal vitamin. I received the pill described above in a prescription I filled at Rite Aid, but was concerned because the bottle says Oval Yellow A178 while the pill is white and A171 as described above. Are these two the same?? ## Oblong pink Solid prenatal pill with no imprint provided by rite aid...i would like to know the vitamins in it. ## Don't go on the internet!... Call or go back and speak to your pharmacist! ## why would a doctor prescribed a prenatal vitamin (PREPLUS 27-1MG TAB VIR) if the patient isn't pregnant?

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