found a white pill one side l4o5  the other says  500mg?
962199
L 405 500 is 500 mg acetaminophen - generic extra-strength Tylenol.
303793
Yes I believe it is the mini pill but ask your doctor for sure. There are many out there also your pharmacy knows.
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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
270883
It should say on the bottle...you could call your local pharmacy. If you are asking the question you probably shouldn't take the pills and see your doctor for your new pain.
59832
I think you need to contact your rx company. It is a very serious matter. Imagine if you didn't examine and just swallowed it. It could be dangerous for your health. And what if there are many other bottles which have 'mistakes' in them? The sooner you contact them, you are saving more lives. Anyway, let's hope that your bottle was the only one mistake, and the pill contained the same ingredient.
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Try this site....\n\nhttp://www.drugs.com/pill_identification.html\n\nYou can also take it to your pharmacy, they might be able to help you, I know if you call the Posion center they won't help you, its against there rules now.
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If in doubt - throw it out! Go on Physican's Desk Reference web site or to local library and look up pill pictures in the PDR. Do NOT take the pill - or allow anyone else to - if you can't identify what it is!
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regular vicodin = \n500 mg of acetametaphine and 5 mg of hydrocodone\n\nvicoden ES = \n750 mg of acetametaphine and 7.5 mg of hydrocodone
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take it to your local pharmacy
547573
try pillwizard at drugs.com
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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.
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It sounds like a generic Prozac (Flouxetine Hydrochloide). The imprint would be a b that looks a lot like a g, and if you found it on the ground it is likely that is what it is. \n\nAlso, it is generally not advised to handle unknown medications without gloves on as many pedications are easily absorbed through the skin. ;)
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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.
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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!
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I tried to enter this code into a database containing lots of drug imprints and nothing came up.  Is the pill ONLY imprinted with "ESH"?  Does it have any numbers or other markings on the back?  When you say it looks like a Tylenol, does that mean it is a red/white capsule, or that is a large white caplet (generic tylenol)?
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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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The white pill is a generic so only the pharmacist where it was purchased will be able to positively identify it but it almost certainly is the antibiotic as the medications for bladder spasm are dark in color and indeed they discolor the urine.  There is no way to know how often to take the antibiotic without knowing the name and dose - do you recall how often you took it before?  The medication for bladder spasm is taken every 4 hours.