December 1, 2006 - 8:29pm
I have a pill which looks exactly like the following image, however the imprints are totally different. One sides imprint is " A P" then "50" underneath. The other sides impint is an "a" in fancy running writing. Thanks a lot in advance.
Original image from the Suboxone Website
December 1, 2006 - 9:54pm
#2
December 1, 2006 - 9:55pm
#3
The Pic is SUBOXOME
I take a 8mg SUOXOME e ery day sorry to help but you should give us, pharmers a picture of the pill that you say looks so familiar. Thanks.
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Not a DR once a X Benzo and Narcotic Addict
December 1, 2006 - 10:08pm
#4
it is
December 1, 2006 - 10:23pm
#5
Not Suboxone
It's not Suboxone.
The poster said the imprint is Ap over 50.
HIs pill is shaped the same but the IMPRINT IS DIFFERENT.
Me and dad don't know what it is, but it's not Suboxone unless there is a generic. My father says 'no' since Suboxone is so new.
My dad is a walking, talking PDR.
I do my best to find the correct information, but it is your responsibility to confirm the info with your medical professional.
December 1, 2006 - 10:30pm
#6
The Cross Symbol
I believe they baranded a cross on one side of the 8mg SUBOXOME sublingual tablets because for X Narcotic abusers as myself, this orange tasting morning pill of my every day life saved me. I love the cross and the chemists who developed SUBOXOME. Love you dudes ______________________________________
Not a DR once a X Benzo and Narcotic Addict
December 1, 2006 - 10:31pm
#7
Suboxome is new to the us but not NEW
Suboxome was developed in europe nearly 15 years ago by a group of chemist, then after the FDA in USA approved the drug as a Opiate Antagonist Dr's started using it. It has 5x the success rate as Methadone, but Dr's who are not truly trained in addiction prefer not to RX the drug because it actually has street value and can be miss-used
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Not a DR once a X Benzo and Narcotic Addict
December 1, 2006 - 11:28pm
#8
Isn't A P a discontinued
Isn't A P a discontinued imprint?
gtrplayer
December 1, 2006 - 11:33pm
#9
discontinued of what?
discontinued of what?
December 1, 2006 - 11:41pm
#10
The imprint. I was wrong
The imprint. I was wrong but can not delete my post. Just ignore that top one. I'm looking through Loyola University's page. I still don't see that imprint though. An image would greatly help.
gtrplayer
December 2, 2006 - 12:36am
#11
i would post a picture but i
i would post a picture but i dont have a camera
December 2, 2006 - 12:41am
#12
I just can't find anything
I just can't find anything on it, that's all. I have found A P pills, just not one that has that imprint. It may be that it is very new or very old, the only reason I asked for a picture was because Incognito was able to "think outside the box" and decipher a post yesterday by looking at the TEVA website. I thought maybe the 50 or AP could be interpreted as something else, and was hoping a picture could help. No harm though, we'll keep looking. I usually give up though, after a couple of days. Your top 5 people on here are your best bets. I like the discussions and the pictures. I can only ID the pills that are available on the free databases, so maybe someone with a pay subscription can verify this for you. I'm out of ideas. Sorry.
gtrplayer
December 2, 2006 - 12:58am
#13
i just ate half of it, it
i just ate half of it, it had a kind of lemon flavour and made my tongue numb. will report back soon.
December 2, 2006 - 8:18am
#14
Since I can not condone nor
Since I can not condone nor criticize those actions, I would just like to say that there are better ways to find out what pill you have. If that pill had been a time release medication, you could have easily overdosed. Just out of curiosity, why was it so urgent to taste the medication before someone else could identify it for you?
gtrplayer
ive been told it should either be a benzo or something similar