June 26, 2007 - 6:12pm
I have a white round pill I think it may be a 2mg diazepam but I donot know .It has a capital A above a scored line across the middle of the pill, under the line is the number 272,these are on the same side, on the other side of pill is a motif which looks kinda like the letters IB or IR.
I have a 2nd round white pill might be 2mg diazepam, it has a number 2 on one side the other side is scored across middle nothing else on this one.
I have what might be a 10 mg Tamazepam white, round, on one side is the letters WY above a scored line across centre of pill below line is 040.On the other side is the word WTETH.
I have what could be another type of 10mg Tamazepam white, round, on one side at the top is a capital T under this is the number 10.On the other side of the pill are two triangles with there pointed tops facing towards each other.
I hope anyone can help thanks very much.
June 26, 2007 - 7:17pm
#2
I don't think that is a
I don't think that is a valium, picturing the size it could be a dilaudid because they make a white pill small and thin with a 2 on one side.
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June 26, 2007 - 7:27pm
#3
it could also be a 2mg
it could also be a 2mg clonazepam, since the drugs are similar, but its really hard to say foreshore
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June 26, 2007 - 7:37pm
#4
Temazepam
Temazepam is made in 10 and 20 mg dosages in Europe and some other parts of the world. And it's available in tablets unlike the US and Canada where temazepam is sold in capsule form only.
The poster's pills are all foreign - probably European.
The 2 mg round white scored one could be diazepam. Often foreign diazepam (and many other pills) are either unmarked or marked with the dose only. And the round white T over 10 could be temazepam made by Ivax for the foreign market.
The markings on the other two pills are not familiar at all, and I've seen a lot of foreign pill descriptions and imprints.
There really is no way to identify these tablets (especially the one marked with only a 2) without another person telling us exactly what they are.
I'm not a pharmacist or a medical doctor. This message is not medical advice nor is it an offer to provide medical advice. All drug identifications should be validated by a licensed MD or pharmacist.
June 26, 2007 - 10:44pm
#5
Temazepam
I was just prescribed a very few (7) of these Resoril generics, at 30mg. Doc told me there were 15mg and 30mg and with my weight we went with 30s. I've had chronic insomnia and haven't slept through a whole night in years. One 30MG temazapam didn't work. Put me to sleep but I was awake in 1 1/2 hours and often throughout the night. This 30MG however, as Kirby says, is a white capsule, so some evidence that the OP's pill is at least not USA made temazepam. Sorry.
June 28, 2007 - 8:46am
#6
These tablests are from UK .Thanks again
I should have said I live in the UK, and the tablet marking might I quoted could be quite different to other country,s,.USA etc.Is the anyone from thr UK that will know what my tablets are I am sure they must be Diazepam and some of them must be Temazepam?Thanks for any mor reply .please. Rich
September 8, 2007 - 3:37am
#7
Pill Identification
I know it's a long time, and you may not have them any moe, but the tablet you describe at the end is temazepam 10 mg, ( it has what looks like an hour glass motif on one side ) The trade name is Normison, But it's temazepam allright. I'll get back to you about the other two.
Milo
January 30, 2008 - 6:08pm
#8
temazepam
Deadbear,
No. Temazepam TABLETS (not capsules) which are usually generics made by the Alpharma/Almus group of companies, come generally in 10, 20 and 30mg strengths. I think your thoughts are on the high-selling but rather poor quality brand by Novartis, RESTORIL, which does indeed come in strengths much as you describe, though I have never seen nor heard of a 22.5mg capsule. That dose is achieved by taking one 15mg and one 7.5mg capsule. There is no need to manufacture such a strength.
In terms of temazepam CAPSULES, the 'eggs', gel capsules, branded NORMISON also are made in 10 and 20mg strengths. They are much better quality than the poor Restoril brand. One 30mg 'egg' will give the effect of around 60mg of Restoril capsules. I hear that most US generic temazepam is also much better than Restoril; so why is that the highest-volume used temazepam worldwide? Doesn't make much sense for a poor quality product to also be the best seller, does it?
Gaucho
"NEVER ingest anything unless you are 100% sure what it is."
January 30, 2008 - 6:23pm
#9
DILAUDID
Dilaudid does not look like that at all. That particular brand is in the images section, so you will see what I mean.
There is a generic 2mg hydromorphone which fits the description except for one thing: there is an 'M' on one side. I suspect it may be a Mallinckrodt product, in which case it should be of excellent quality, as is their hydrocodone. Go to the Mallinckrodt thread and register your disbelief that anyone could possibly think that the Watson equivalent can be better than the excellent 'M367' 10/325mg Mallinckrodt product!
In the UK there is no such strength of i/r hydromorphone; the only hydromorphone instant release dosages are 1.3mg and 2.6mg. They are branded 'PALLADONE'. Incidentally, Palladone SR, which has dosages of 4, 8 and 16mg, was banned in the USA not long ago; why, I know not. Any knowledge out there?
Your Gaucho Amigo
"NEVER ingest anything unless you are 100% sure what it is."
January 30, 2008 - 7:26pm
#10
palladone was banned in the
palladone was banned in the u.s. b/c of a problem when it was mixed with alcohol it would release larger than intended amounts and caused some overdose issues.
i know... you are probably thinking, "it shouldnt be mixed with alcohol anyway"... well, maybe so, however, this was the reason it was pulled of the shelves.
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January 30, 2008 - 9:39pm
#11
The 22.5mg and 7.5mg
The 22.5mg and 7.5mg powder filled capsules are a relatively new Restoril Brand formulation. No generic yet available.There is a need to manufacture such a strength so you dont have to write 2 scripts for the same drug, dosage flexability. Its funny how you boast about Mallinckrodt being such a great generic company in several of your posts, but you say that Resotril is junk. Restoril is made by Mallinckrodt. Temazepam tablets are not available in the US, so in the US when people talk about the 10mg Temazepam tablets most people are thrown off.Thats why its always good to list a country of origin. One last thing, I thought the gel filled capsule form of Temazepam was discontinued in the UK due to people miss using them? I guess that could be Australia.
I am pretty sure that temazepam comes in 7.5, 15, 22.5, and 30 mg strengths so i doubt that's what your 2 pills are. Sure someone else will verify.