I found a pill in my cabient and cant find out what it is, Pliva 534, can you help?
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Hydrochlorothiazide53 mg Triamterene 37.5mg -Heart Med
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Something with pseudoephedrine in it.
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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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drugs.com has a pill identifier that you can try.  Enter the description and whamo, it tells you what it is.
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You'll have to ask  you doctor and check the label on the medicine
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It can show up as an amphetamine. One would have to wait 3 days to be sure it is gone, although it likely would disappear long before that.
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Try this link. It's a good site and should be of some help to you.\nhttp://www.drugs.com/pill_identification_drug_picture.html
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Imprint Code: C-NIGHT    \nDrug/Strength/Manufacturer: Acetaminophen 650mg / Pseudoephedrine 60mg / Diphenhydramine 50mg - SmithKline Beecham SKB \nDescription: Capsule - Blue
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Go on line to Web MD, then to pill identifier. You should be able to find it there.  If not call poison controll they will know what it is.  Hope this helps
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Look in the PDR book (the Physcian's Desk Reference).  It describes all pills by color, shape and marking.\n\nBut an easier way would be to take the pills to the drugstore.  Ask the druggist, they can help you to identify it.
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I did not use it, \n\nbut there is lost of information about that drug, check below links\n\nhttp://www.acompliareport.com/\nhttp://www.drugdevelopment-technology.com/projects/rimonabant/\nhttp://www.acompliaresources.com/science-of-acomplia.html
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Read carefully the leaflet containing information about drug use and proper storage that is inside the box.\nI don't remember if there are any specific regiments for this drug but in general drugs are kept in their box, in a cool place without humidity(avoid the bath).\nA general rule: if you need this kind of information, you can call by phone the pharmaceutical company that produces the drug.They answer usually also to phone calls, because they are interested in good maintenance of their product.\nI can't help more,because the tablets are not anymore in use in my country, but just the suppositories.\n\nKaterina
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www.webmd.com look for their drug dictionary. Some drugs will tell what their pills are marked with. good luck
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Might be a good  idea to call the Poison Control Center in your area or call nationally  at 1800 222-1222.  They have a huge data base and can tell you exactly what the pill is.  Pharmacies can do this as well but their data base isn't nearly as big.
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If you are trying to find out what type of pill this is go to \nhttp://www.webmd.com/\nclick on the "A-Z Guides" ---> "Drugs A-Z" you can then search by name or condition, or try http://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html\nthis site can help you identify a pill by size, shape, color, if no luck try \nhttp://www.drugs.com/image_search.html\nand search by pill image\nIf you still have not found the answer you're seeking go to\nhttp://www.drugs.com/forum/default.asp\nthere you can post a question or search the forum
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I would say that you should ask a doctor or find something that says that it is ok for you on the lable rather than trusting any medicine that somebody on here tells you.  But i guess you could ask a doctor or check the bottle of any suggestions you get.
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Your best bet would be to ask a pharmacist.They can tell you exactly what they are.They can even tell you over the phone,just describe it to them.