October 10, 2008 - 8:22am
#2
<B> tablet
Someone called me describing the tablet, and I thought they were talking about the <B> tablet. The person then emailed the first photo to me to identify (the 3-d looking B or B7 imprinted tablet). I found the <B> tablet on either ident-a-drug or Lexi-Drugs, but I forget which one...if I find it again I'll update the photo. Thanks for looking!
October 10, 2008 - 12:24pm
#3
B or B1 or B7 Imprint
Thanks for the clarification of the <B> tablet. I subscribe to Identadrug, and it's not in the database. So apparently you saw in on Lexi-Drugs or another database.
Re the B, B1 or B7 tablet, I can't find anything yet.
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I'm assuming it's a vitamin or OTC cold med, but I have no idea. It is approx 1/4" in diameter.
That's a very small pill - 1/4" is between 6 and 7 millimeters. That pill would be approximately the same size as phenylephrine or maybe an antihistamine like loratadine. I doubt if it's a vitamin since most of them are huge.
We'll keep looking.
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.
Thanks for the really neat images.
The imprint is very different and interesting.
Let's get your other two images in here:
The first one definitely looks like a different view of your original image. The second image is another pill, right?
I don't know what either tablet is but the <B> one is familiar. Seems like someone once answered that the <B> is aspirin or some other OTC analgesic. If you know what <B> is, please let us know so we can document it. Thanks.
In the meantime we'll keep looking for B1 or B7.