September 28, 2005 - 9:18pm
thanks for looking. my diabetic 17 year old with anxiety problems had these:
first pill says "corticidia D". sounds ok but does anyone know exactly what this one is?
second pill is a pale yellow tablet 1/4" round with a "m" or "w" on one side and an image of a triangle over 4 vertical lines (outside 2 are smaller) over 2 horizontal lines (bottom one is smaller)
they might be from india, pakistan, or maybe south america.
help an old guy, please.
steve w
November 8, 2005 - 4:03pm
#2
Teenagers use this over the
Teenagers use this over the counter cold medicine to get high. They will take alot of it, about 8-16 tablets. A friend of mine's daughter had an overdose on it and had to go to the hospital. They call it "trippin". So, you should talk to you'r son about this.
November 8, 2005 - 8:27pm
#3
What is this?
Could anyone please tell me or give me any kind of idea, of what a skinny little white pill with the shape of an oval or football could be? The name on the pill is PLIVA616. Thanks,
Please respond A.S.A.P
November 8, 2005 - 9:12pm
#4
Pliva 616
Imprint: PLIVA616
Description: Tab, White, Oval, Film Coated
Ingredient & Strength: Tramadol 50 mg
Brand (or equiv.): Ultram
Firm: Pliva
NDC#: 50111-0616
Class;Sch: Analgesic
Hope this helps.
Princess
You didn't describe the first pill so this is only a guess. It might be Coricidin 'D', a cold/flu combo containing Acetaminophen (325 mg/Pain reliever-fever reducer), Chlorpheniramine Maleate (2 mg/Antihistamine), Pseudoephedrine Sulfate (30 mg/Nasal decongestant).
I can't find an image of the pill, but here is a picture of the box showing the tabs on the bottom left:
Image and info from drugstore.com
Second pill is 7.5 mg Mobic (meloxicam), a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to treat arthritis and other painful conditions.
Original image and consumer info are available at Drug Digest.