It is small and round.
Red pill with a block "V" on one side and 131 on the other side?
Question posted by veeco50 on 28 Feb 2010
Last updated on 13 August 2020 by Robin23
4 Answers
Robin23
14 Aug 2020
It’s generic Sudafed
Ribbitgrace
3 April 2018
I think it is a Sudafed. Get them over the counter at any pharmacy for congestion.
allisrock75
4 Sep 2016
Nasal decongestant pe 10mg OTC
Plain Jane
3 March 2010
Has me stumped as well. Nothing is coming up on any of my databases. Do you think the V is the logo for a company? - check here
https://www.drugs.com/pill-logo-identification.html
Or, maybe it is foreign or some type of supplement.
veeco50
4 March 2010
It is most likely a logo. The block "V" is rather distinct and does not match any of the logos. The "V" has bilateral symmetry if you will and is short and stubby if this helps. Thanks for the effort though. It could be a supplement and I am really stumped on this one. Thanks.
Plain Jane
4 March 2010
My only other suggestion would be to take it into a pharmacy or health store and see if they recognise either the pill or at the lease the logo. Good Luck.
cmiddaugh1
6 Sep 2016
I think maybe your block V may be an A... I have decongestants that have the block A that kind of look like a V. 10 mg, like a Sudafed type . Hope this helps.
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