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I'm not sure how many pills have the same imprint but this tab looks to be about the same shape and size as the tab shown in the link above but is not scored, is off white or white and has the wierd looking E on one side and 60 on the other. Any Ideas?

Thanks again Kirby...that is really strange, when I got back from the pharmacy with my rx for 5mg oxycodone (ethex), I found this lone tablet in the bottle as well. I am wondering how the pharm tech. failed to notice this. Should I call the pharmacy and alert them to this or should I do nothing? Not that anyone can answer this but I'll take anyones opinion.

JeckPDX 

I agree with what Kirby said. As both products are made by Ethex, it's now a question (to me at least) of whether the pharmacy made the mistake or the manufacturer. THey would really need to verify that bottle to make sure there weren't any others mixed in by mistake and to reveiw their set proceedures for Quality control. (Both the pharmacy and the manufactuer).

    I have had this happen to me on a different level, both times the pharmacy caught it before I did.  The first one was on a script I was filling for a relative.  I forget what the prescription was, but it was a CII, and by the time I got it back to her house, she asked to check the bottle.  She came up like 20 pills short.  She already knew this because the pharmacy had called and told her to check her prescription, they had an "overage".  The other time was on a prescription for Vicodin.  The pharmacy shorted me 12 pills, and when I called, they said "it's been really busy here, just bring it in and we'll fill the rest of it."  Luckily, both pharmacies knew who we were, and that we wouldn't pull one over if given the opportunity.  I just think it's weird how sometimes things like this happen, especially when you read of all the pharmacy mix-ups.   

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