March 24, 2008 - 11:21am
Hello, first time poster, long time reader. I just have a few pills and capsules i'd like to have identifiied. Im not sure if i should put the capsule info on this site. I don't have access to my camera at this but i will try and get some photos soon. Thanks to anyone that replies with info.
First pill:- white, slightly convex on both sides and round. One side has a large G emblem. Opposite side has "ME" on the upper half and "10" on the lower.
Second pill:- white, flat on both sides and round. One side has a large G emblem (same as first pill). Opposite side has "DM" on the upper half and "2" on the lower half.
Third pill:- white, flat on both sides and round. One side has a "W" logo. The opposite side has "1" on the upper half and "mg" on the lower.
Forth pill:- blue, convex on both sides and round. No large logo on one side. Only PN on the upper half and 10 below. No scoring mark on the pill.
Capsule:- It has "DX" on one side of the cap and "250" on the other side. colour is white with no other identifiable marks anywhere.
March 25, 2008 - 10:56pm
#2
Yeah, thats exactly the same
Yeah, thats exactly the same logo.
March 27, 2008 - 8:02pm
#3
G DM 2
Thanks for clarifying the "G" emblem for 4andsic.
And thanks to solo5010 for identifying the Ativan marketed in Australia.
Thanks to both of them we know the manufacturer of at least two pills, and we can assume most of these pills are marketed in Australia.
Round white tablet imprinted G DM2 (G logo on one side and DM over 2 on the other side) is 2 mg diazepam made by Alphapharm.
We're still looking for the other two tabs and one capsule.
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.
The third tablet is ID'd from an earlier post by Solo:
let's clarify the "G" on your two top tablets, does your "G" look like this? from an earlier post by Kirby:
Info from the Alphapharm website
The "G" logo should look like this "G":
Logo - Genpharm
Both Alphapharm and Generics UK also use the same "G" logo. All three companies are now part of Mylan Pharmaceuticals' international operations.
Can't find anything on the capsule or the "PN" tablet at the moment