White Tablet No Marking Scored On One Side

Found these in my kids room. Would like to know what they are before confronting him. It's a small round white pill. No markings on one side and the other is just scored to be broken in 4ths. Any ideas? Thank you so much for any help. I'm lost. ## In other related discussion threads here, a pill with this same description has reportedly been identified as a "white-cross energy" tablet containing ephedrine. There have also been reports here of this pill description linked to amphetamine 10mgs (from Mexico). The problem I'm seeing is that because the description is so vague, it ends up fitting the description of more than one medication and/or supplement. That said, I think your best bet would be to have its contents analyzed by a lab and/or drug panel for 100% verific...

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I found a white oblong pil, scored on one side, with the markings lp272. What is it? ## This tablet contains 800mgs of Sulfamethoxazole and 160mgs of Trimethoprim, the active ingredients in Bactrim, it is an antibiotic that's used to treat various types of infections. Learn more: Is there anything else I can help with? ## can you help me with bladder infection

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white oblong no markings score on one side ## does anyone know what a white oblong shaped pill scored with no other marking is? it says Stellas International, UK ## I placed an order over the Internet for 10G generic Amben. Well guess what, they are fake. Each pill should have some type of identifying letters or numbers. BEWARE!!! ## The law regarding them having to have identifying numbers is only relevant to the U.S. and Canada. Other countries do not have the same regulations in place, so you could very well receive medications from another country that does not have any markings on it, but may still be exactly what you ordered. The problem, of course, is that without any markings, there is no way to be certain that they are what you received. In the U.S. if a tablet doesn't have...

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was told it is 1 mg lorazepam but cant find anyy information online supporting this.... can someone please help? ## If there are no markings, we can completely rule it out as being a U.S. manufactured prescription medication. They are all required to have markings to enable their identification. With no markings and based on your description, the greatest likelihood is that it is an over the counter product, however, there is also a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. Where was it found/obtained? ## I can confirm that a pill meeting this description is available in Australia, with the contents described. ## I'm trying to identify a small round white pill with no markings and scored on one side with one line. The front and back are concave.

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This pill has the same logo marking as my Metformin on one side but this one is oval, white and has a C | 40 imprinted on the other side. ## This was most likely Citalopram 40 mg manufactured in Canada by Cobalt pharmaceuticals (which was acquired years ago). DIN: 02248051 "Each oval, white, scored, filmed-coated tablet, marked "C|40" on one side and ">" on the other" Source: CO Citalopram - Web Archive 2008-04-18 It appears that a similarly inscribed tablet is also listed in other countries: "Citalopram Sandoz 40 mg - white, oval, biconvex film-coated tablets with a score notch on one side, and embossed C 40."

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White oblong scored tablet with imprint APO on one side 960 on othet ## Hi, Mary! I believe the marking on the tablet you found is actually APO 096 and it contains 8mgs of Doxazosin, it is a type of alpha blocker that's used to treat hypertension and urinary retention associated with BPH. Side effects may include nausea, dizziness, headache and hypotension. Learn more Doxazosin details here. Where did you find it?

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small white round pill w/ tapered edges with only a score on one side ## If there are no markings, then it is going to be impossible to positively identify, unless you would pay to have it lab tested. It could be any one of a number of over the counter items, both medications and/or supplements. I am sorry, I wish I could be of more help!

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had a party and afterwards found a few pills laying on my floor near the bed....just wondering if they are generic OTC pain relievers or something else??? ## If there are no markings on them, it is going to be difficult to determine what they contain. We can rule them out as being U.S. prescription medications, because they are all required to have markings to enable their identification. However, yes, they could be any one of a large number of over the counter products, but there is also a small chance that they could be a foreign medication. Have you tried asking anyone if they lost anything?

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So confused. Found this in ex's med dispenser. May be from Canada but not sure. Checked all the pill identifiers and no luck. I know that since it has no markings it will be very difficult but I'm hoping someone here will know. It does have a matte finish on it not shiny. I don't want to flush it if it is a narcotic but I don't want to take it to the hospital for disposal because they might think it's mine when it isn't. Catch 22 here, does anyone know what it is? It is a large (horse pill) in size kinda oblong but thinner on the ends compared to the middle. No markings at all and scored on one side in the middle. ## If it has no markings, it is most likely just something that's available over the counter, because even prescription medications from Canada hav...

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The end of the pill are rounded, scored on one side. They are supposed to be 10 mg Ambien, ordered from a pharmacy in India. My third or fourth order, but only this one has seemed sketchy. The other pills were marked in a way that I could identify them as Zolpidem. ## Without any markings, it is going to be difficult to determine what the tablets contain, that is one of the hazards of ordering in such a manner. Have you tried contacting the place you ordered from to ask them for more information on them?

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I found theses in my 19 year old's pants pocket ## If there are no markings, it may be difficult to determine what this tablet contains. We can rule it out as being a U.S. prescription tablet, because they are all required to have unique imprints to enable their identification, however, it could be any one of a large number of over the counter items. There is also a small chance that it could be a foreign medication. Did you try asking your son about it? ## I am almost positive that it is a 2mg clonazepam/klonopin. I have one that it from Iran and it is a 2mg clonazepam perscribed primarily for anxiety issues, panic attacks, etc. It is definetely foreign though as you said and mine was from Iran so it might be a middle eastern country. ## My scrip is Hyomax FT .125 mg Hyoscyamine FO...

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Hello S.W.I.M asked S.T.I.K :D What these pills he found were Color : the Coating is White or Off White Shape : Round, pressed pill Markings: on One Side there is a Q @ the Top with 100 @ the bottom *on the same side. The other side has No marking's or Scoreline to break in 1/2 What I've been able to Find : I've checked my CPS (1999 So) & can't find a Maker that uses the letter Q , I've been online now for 2-3hrs LOL & I think that Tamoxifen is what they are, but then the dosage is...WAY Off!! They were found (seriously:) in Canada, Ontario . I see a lot of different meds, But Never one I couldn't identify Please help me :D

I have a blister pack of what is labeled Diazepam Tablets I.P. 10mg. Are these really what they say or a fake? ## I have just recieved some blister packs of (valium?) labeled Diazepam tablets I.P. on pack. Some Indian writing on back of package, also Repam-10 on package. One line on pill, no other markings. ## I have the same pills but mine are blue with no markings, just a snap line. Only mine did not come in a blister pack, but definitely diazepam. ## Hi, i noticed this msg during my own research and I hope i can still get an answer although the last post was couple mos back... I also, received blister (10 x packs) of white plain round pills w/ scored line on 1 side. Package from india... schedule H, diazepam I.P. 10mg. NAME-Diazepar-10. I read somehere else that legit schedule H pack...

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round white tablet with 19 19 on scored side and a big curved V on other side. ## I believe the marking is 61 61 V, this contains 100mgs of Trazodone, the active ingredient in Desyrel, this is an antidepressant. Common side effects may include: nausea, drowsiness, dry mouth and weight gain. Read more: Is there anything else I can help you with?

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Can't identify small, tiny round white pill scored one side, blank flip side scoring is L 72. What else an I tell you. That's all I know. If I knew more, wouldn't need to ask you. ## Hi Elizabeth, Is there any chance that your pill imprint might say "I 72" as opposed to "L 72"? I actually came across a description of a round gray pill (approx. 8mm in size), with an upper case "I" next to "72" on one side and blank on the other. Unfortunately I'm not sure it has a score line… however, the pill is said to be identified as a 75mg Minocycline HCL tablet; which is used to treat various types of bacterial infections (including some skin conditions). If you want to look up any of those details for verification, the manufacturer is Dr. Reddy...

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Trying to ID a very small, white, long with rounded ends no markings, scored in half. I was in Mexico and I had asked the pharmacist for something to help with anxiety for the airplane ride. It came in a blister pack (pop the pill out packet individually). It did have a name but I forget what it was called, NOT Xanax though. Can anyone help me out? Thanks. ## Hello Kris, Sorry to tell you but since you got the pill from Mexico and they don't have to follow the FDA regulations like we do here in the U.S. there is no way to identify the pill. The reason we require all pills in the United States to have markings is for this exact reason, so we can identify the pills in the event of emergency or if we forget what they are. Since Mexico does not require this there really is no way of tel...

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Small round white pill that is scored on one side and has the letters MC printed on the other. Was believed to be either a muscle relaxer or anti-anxiety. ## MC with a box around it? Those come from Honduras and could be anything from muscle relaxers to pain killers to anti-anxiety depending on the size and weight. That company only labels their pills with their logo and nothing to identify the substance. If you have a photo or weight we could narrow it down. ## I am trying to identify small white round tablet with marking MC no number and horizontal line on other side.

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found n my nephews room broke n half looks like a large round pill with 800 or 80 sumtn on one side then its scored on the other side with a letter on each side of the score mark might b a j on ine sid ## I'm sorry, I tried several searches, but I haven't found any viable matches. It's very difficult to narrow it down, without knowing the complete marking. Did you try asking him about? Or perhaps his parents? Was he on any medications recently?

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It is a white round pill and on one side it has an indent line in the middle of it, like most pills do. But no other imprints on it what so ever. It is very small. ## In that case it is almost impossible to identify, the only thing we can say for sure is that it is not a legal U.S. prescription drug, as they are all required by law to have imprints to enable their identification. With no marking, it could be anything and the only way to find out for sure would be to pay to have it analyzed by a lab. There are many pills on the market that meet this description, many over the counter products, such as low-dose aspirin, allergy medications and some supplements. I am sorry, I really wish I could help more. Did you find it in the U.S.? ## My brother's girlfriend is a hospice nurse. I ca...

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. PA 917 ,med, wht, round , pill 2. 2 or z over 2907, sml ,round, wht pill orread upside down 4052 ovr 2 0r z ## white round scored slash on one side. label PA 917 ## Round white pill with numbers 2907 plus a big X . On the other side is a slit, so it can be divided. ## Labeled torsemide 20 mg. Does not work! ## The tablet with the PA 917 marking is manufactured by Pliva Pharmaceuticals and they list it as containing 20mgsof Torsemide, which is a LOOP diuretic that is used to help reduce the amount of fluid in the body to treat, or prevent conditions, such as edema, high blood pressure, and congestive heart failure. The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness, headache, increased urination, hypotension, and dehydration. The tablet with the 2907 marking...

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