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Manufacture: Apotex of Canada

Stengeth: 10mg

Scored: Yes

Color: Light Blue

Markings: APO over 10

   10 mg Generic Valium (Diazepam) by Apotex    

 

Please Identify thick white round pill with P imprint on one side and blank on other side supposed to be pharmachim clenbuterol but feel none of the normal side effects of clen except for slightly leaner abs, veins in lower arms/hands more prominent during weight training, and a slightly strange sensation in nipples. I have taken another brand of clenbuterol before competing and could barely take it b/c it made me shaky & hot. I just really want to know what this P imprinted pill is...I am def never taking anything again!!!!

I was told these are 10mg diazepam pills from Serbia, they are the same size and color as a roche 10 mg, with a capital K inside a triangle on one side and a single score line on the opposite side, they taste like diazepam, but seem to give me headaches, I have attempted to take photos but my camera is only 6 megapixels and they are very grainy. Has anyone ever seen or heard of diazepam like this? Thanks in advance for any help.

Can someone tell me if the pill I have (small, white with M surrounded by a square, and the number 15 on the top half on opposite side with M) is methylin? I have not been able to find it identified as methylin 15 mg.  Anyone Help!

Thanks in advance for any help. It is a white oblong pill with no score with L374 imprinted on one side. My friend said it is supposed to be a store brand caffeine pill but it looks bigger than any caffeine pill I ever seen so any help would be appreciated as my friend is eating 6-8 of these things per day thinking they are caffeine but I really dont think it is. 

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