I would like to I.D a pill white in color round and GG 113 scribed on one side nothing on the other HELP?
107294
I checked on drugs.com and found no listing.  Take it to the pharmacy, or call your doctor.
1001186
If you are holding the cartridge with the label facing you, the colors go from left to right: yellow, red, blue.  Do not go by the sticker that is on the cartridge itself as HP purposely puts the colors in the wrong order to mess people up.\n\nHere are some instructions:\nhttp://www.pacificink.com/downloads/FHP-78.pdf
282986
Just took one and 1/2 pills, you can do this by breaking one pill in two. Easily done because most medicine tablets have a groove in the center.
156114
If you don't know what a pill is, you need to throw it away, rather than guess what it is. Many pills are similar in appearance. Asking what they are on THIS forum isn't very useful.
604445
your local pharmacy should be able to help you.  they would have names of manufacturers for the products they sell and one of them should be able to help you even if it means special ordering it.
119714
a current edition of "The Pill Book" or a current PDR (physicians Desk Referance) are quite handy. There are online pill checkers too. but they are hard to find and I lost the link.. if I find it again I'll post it in the comments
750075
Ask a pharmacist...it would depend on what was in the formula
252743
It might be copy writed check that, or check to see that your printer is set to print in color and not in black and white.
733769
Plug it into http://search2.drugs.com/ in parts.  From what I can tell it might be one of at least three different things.  I tried 'par' under imprint and white as shape, and 879 as imprint and white as shape and came up with different things - nothing for both par and 879.  \n\nIt *is* a prescription drug, but it is probably not a narcotic.
583474
Pink is for your records. White goes to them. (whoever it is)\n\nYou can tell by how well you can see the writing on it. The white was more than likely on the top, making the writing clear as day. (They need it for their records) The pink copy is harder to read, so that one is yours.
640355
If it is an oval white tablet imprinted S 20  on one side and nothing on the other it is penicillin VK 250 mg, an antibiotic.  I would throw it out if I were you!
742013
What you should do is:\n see the pill count on the bottle/package\nhow many are you to take a day\n How many days have you been on it\nhow many pills are left.\n\nif you did take an extra one, don't worry its not going to do anything.
827920
Check this site:\nhttp://search2.drugs.com/imprints.php\n\nYou may have to play with the entries a bit, as what WE think of as white may be ivory, or what you see as US may be something else.
615832
If your prescriptions are not in their correct bottles, i suggest taking them to the pharmacy and having your pharmacist or another trained person to look at them. some websites offer the service of helping you out, but i believe thats the best thing to do.
817012
The Physicians Desk reference often called PDR has pictures of all pills. drugs.com may have it also
927472
No.   You will not win this potential  lawsuit.  There is no damage.  You could sue, and you would win.  But, what would you win?  If there are no damages then there is no monetary judgement.  You really do not even know if it was filled wrong.  I would ask for a copy of the script-or, at least to see it.  It could just have easily been written wrong.  It's a mistake that was caught before harm was done.  I would find out what happened.  Either you need to find a new pharmacy or a new doctor.  If it was something written wrong and the pharmacist should have notice it, you may be looking for  a new both.
1074338
I suggest you call your pharmacist and ASK. You should have been provided with information when the prescription was filled. If not, ASK FOR IT.