i found a pill and need to find out what it is by description or visual, there are only 3 # on it. find where?
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Take it to the drug store pharmacy, the'll tell you. Otherwise, throw it away. If it's was found in your home, of course, check out your medicine cabinet... Dr Checko... (Nickname)
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call the drug store they will tell you
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where did yi find this pill? take it to a drug store. the pharmacist can help ya.
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go to webmd.com and type in the medication name.
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There is not a pill in that dose of xanax...I just looked it up on a drug reference site.
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There is a website called RxList that has a search engine where you can look up a pill by the stamp on it.  In your case the stamp would be an F.
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where did you get it? what does it look like? i wouldn't take it if you dont know what it is. if you took it to a pharmacist they could identify it for you.
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omg  This is the third question I answered about what a little pill was someone found.  We cant tell you that.  It could be anything.  Its time to let the little pill have a proper burial at sea... aka the toilet!
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Try looking it up in the Pill Identifier at drugs.com.
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Acetaminophen; Codeine Tablets.  See this url:\n\nhttp://www.muschealth.com/cds/CPDrugIdentifier.aspx\n\nIn the drop down box, scroll to 93 150 then click on the "Find Drugs" button next to the drop down box.  You should come up with a picture of the pill you're asking about.
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Finally found it:\n\nIt's a diet pill.  Pretty dangerous.  Causes heart problems.\n\nPhentermine.
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Call any Pharmacy and talk to the Pharmacist...better yet take the bottle in with you so they can look at the ingredients and determine whether they are safe for you.Also tell them what other medications you are on even if they are herbal or vitamins.Pharmacists know volumes and have access to look up in a database info that they do not know.
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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.
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take it to your local pharmacy
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Naproxen and Elavil are blue pills with 274 imprinted on it.  \nThe FDA can identify drugs for you if you send them a description.  However, if you find a pill and can't identify it, do not ingest it.  You don't know what it is, how old it is, or what kind of reaction you will have.  What happens if you are allergic?  You'll have to go to the ER, they will ask you what you took to best treat you, and you won't know.
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You can also go to www.webmd.com and read all about the drug there. Never stop taking a dr. prescribed drug unless you ask them first. Good Luck!
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www.webmd.com look for their drug dictionary. Some drugs will tell what their pills are marked with. good luck