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So far I can't find G 147 in the databases.  And I'm not familiar with this particular "G" logo.

Is the pill from the US or another country?  Do you have an idea what medication the pill should be?  That information would help us do more research.

Thanks for including the tablet measurements.  It's a rather large pill, so that rules out a lot of medications.

Any other help you can provide will be appreciated.

Great observations.  Thank you, wondering2 and noware.

From wondering2:

Very true - supplements are difficult to find.  Most of them don't have imprints, so they are impossible to positively identify.  Imprints are not required by law on supplements or vitamins.  But if the vitamin or supplement has an imprint and the pill is not really obscure, it's included in the databases.  See next comment.

From noware:

If the non-medicinal vitamin or supplement has an imprint, most databases include these substances.  I think the biggest problem is that there are so many vitamins and supplements, and it would be difficult to identify and include all of the ones with imprints.   Same with the OTC meds which are required to have imprints.  So many OTCs are made by very small manufacturers, and it's hard to track everything.

The RX meds are the easiest to find in the databases after the pills have been on the market for about six months.  I guess RX meds are given priority since they require a prescription.  OTC meds, supplements and vitamins are deemed safe for the general population; therefore they are not as well documented in the databases.