white round pills with NO IMPRINTS found

jules1973
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We found three white round pills. Two of them are flatter than the third. The third is is thick and round. NONE OF WHICH have any imprints. It does not appear as though they have been scraped off, it does not appear as if they had ever had imprints.......has anyone ever seen these or know what they are????

Thanks!


‹ plz anyone...what is this pill imprinted dp 857???some one please help me Identify this pill that was in my medicine cabinet - says IP 110 on it ›

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Submitted by jules1973 on September 8, 2007 - 11:23am. login or register to post comments

jules1973
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another one found

Oh, and a fourth pill is small peach oval with 93 score 26 and blank on the other side.

Found it in back pack with the three unmarked white round pills.......any help would be greatly appreciated!



September 8, 2007 - 11:24am login or register to post comments

solo5010
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93 26- ENALAPRIL MALEATE

93 26-
ENALAPRIL MALEATE TABLETS 2.5MG


September 8, 2007 - 11:29am login or register to post comments

jules1973
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Thank you......considering

Thank you......considering what we had just been through, we are trying to be very careful when we find random pills in the house.  You wouldn't have any information on the other "blank" white round pills, would you?


September 8, 2007 - 9:53pm login or register to post comments

flounder
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Are they flat or convex? 

Are they flat or convex?  Do they have a score for cutting the tablet in half?


September 11, 2007 - 9:23am login or register to post comments

gtrplayer
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Unless these unmarked

Unless these unmarked tablets have a blister pack nearby, there is no way we can ID your pill.  Even with a blister pack nearby for comparative reasons, we could still not tell you 100% that your tablet is the same as the one in the blister pack. 

We can tell you what foreign meds they look like, but that would be a pure guess.

No Imprint = No ID, sorry. 

gtrplayer



September 11, 2007 - 9:30am login or register to post comments

nick1230
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unmarked pills

You might have a better chance if they were a different color or like the other poster said, were found near other bottles that may have once contained them.

Small while pills can be literally salt pills or nitro for heart problems, one of which would not bother you much, the other could kill you.

Unless you get a absolute ID from a member you know, please dispose of all of these pills.

We don't know you, but trust us, we like you enough to hope you are around to ask lots of questions in the future.

 



September 14, 2007 - 3:55pm login or register to post comments

sosmaile
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MA RPhJules, It has been my

MA RPh

Jules,

It has been my experience that these pills with no id are usually as in your case white round or oval and contain a vitamin. i.e. the white round no imprint pill could possibly be Vitamin C, ascorbic acid or the citrate salt thereof. It is important to note that they could be street drugs as well, either way my advice in this situation since you have less than 5% chance to sucessfully Identify these pills, is to flush the pills.

To identify these pills you may check the area around where the pills were located and look into bottles of OTC vitamins and minerals. and see if you can match any. However by federal law all FDA approved medications must be marked with a house code or id imprinted during manufacture, thus this leads me to believe that this drug or supplement cannot be positively identified without lab analysis. I would flush the pill in case it is a street drug or high dose of vitamin.

 

ISM MA



September 11, 2007 - 1:24pm login or register to post comments