July 9, 2006 - 7:05pm
I am trying to identify a white, round, unscored pill with a cursive letter V on one side and a 4 digit number on the other. The 1st three digits are 235 and the last digit is unknown.
July 9, 2006 - 7:26pm
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THIS SOUNDS LIKE THE PICTURE BELOW.
Original image GSM - Catholic Healthcare West
IF THIS IS WHAT YOUR PILL LOOKS LIKE IT IS FOR MIGRAINE HEADACHES AND IS COMMONLY KNOWN AS FIORICET. THIS SPECIFIC PILL SHOWN CONTAINS: CAFFEINE, ACETOMINOPHEN(TYLENOL) AND BUTALBITAL. BUTALBITAL IS A BARBITUATE (DOWNER) AND IS A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. IF YOU DO A GOOGLE SEARCH ON BUTALBITAL I'M SURE YOU WILL FIND ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW. HOPE THIS HELPS! AND AS A NOTE BARBITUATES ARE VERY DANGEROUS DRUGS CONSIDERING QUANTITY AND HAVE CAUSED MANY DEATHS (I THINK EVEN ELVIS OVERDOSED ON THESE (NOT THESE EXACT PILLS BUT BARBITUATES) AMONG OTHERS HE WAS TAKING)!
I AM NOT A MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL AND YOU SHOULD ALWAYS TAKE MEDICATION IN QUESTION TO A LOCAL PHARMACY OR DOCTOR FOR IDENTIFICATION! THE INFORMATION I PROVIDE IS EITHER FROM RELIABLE WEB SITES OR THE P.D.R. DRUG REF
It might be generic Fioricet. The pill is round, white and is imprinted V 2355 (V on one side and 2355 on the other side). There are probably others, but this comes to mind right away since it's been asked about several times in the past.
Compare your pill to the image in this thread:
http://www.pharmer.org/node/3374