Can you tell me if this pill sounds real?
its supposed to be tenuate
there is no imprint it is in the foil packs that you push the pill out and on the foil it says Tenuate (with an R circled on top) Retard Artegodan
Ch.-/Verwendbar bis s Pragung
I ordered it online and am afraid to take it because its foreighn and I cant read it!!
Thanks
THe foil says what it is: Tenuate Retard with the registered name symbol (small capitol R in a circle) made by Artegodan, a German pharmaceutical
THis an extended release version of Tenuate, called Tenuate Slow.
Here's info (in German) on it:
Net Doctor, Germany - Tenuate Retard
and a rough translation of it - from Google.
Here's a stupid question, but is this med an appetite suprresant? The Retard translation helped, but I'm pretty bad at translating bad engrish.
gtrplayer
Yes, gtrplayer, the med is the same as Tenuate Dospan Extended Release (diethylpropion), an appetite suppressant.
The word retard in some languages means extended release, controlled release or delayed release. I think I've also seen the word depot which means the same thing.
Thanks, Kirby. I only guessed, (I never realized I was so horrible at translating "English") Wow, I'd better start broadening my horizons.
gtrplayer
Retard means slow...and the full translation is by a machine and it's a literal translation.
Per dictionay.com:
Retard -verb
| . | to make slow; delay the development or progress of (an action, process, etc.); hinder or impede |
WOW, this is an old thread!
I got the same thing today. I ordered it and it came along with a prescription and instructions in German!
I've been researching up on it, and it supposed to work pretty good. We'll see :)
It is a diet pill but is time released. I got the same ones the first poster posted.
Cheaper than adipex and heard they were better.



buyer, beware!
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