HELP IDENTIFY THESET PILLS

[BRENDON24]

I NEED HELP TO IDENTIFY THESE FOUR PILL I AM GOING TO WRITE ABOUT. ONE IS YELLOW WITH A 7 ON ONE SIDE AND CIBA ON THE OTHER SIDE? THE NEXTED IS GREY WITH AN E ON ONE SIDE AND A 4 ON THE OTHER SIDE? THE NEXT IS BLUE WITH A 3 ON ONE SIDE AND ON THER OTHER SIDE A 2? THE LAST ONE IS ORANAGE WITH 315 ON ONE SIDE AND THE OTHER SIDE IT SAYS ETH? CAN YOU PLEASE HELP IDENTIFY THESE PILLS FOR ME. YOU CAN REACH ME AT LATTANZI79@YAHOO.COM.
THANK YOU FOR TAKING YOU TIME TO HELP ME WITH MY PROBLEM.

[needinfo]

there are books you can buy (such as the compendium of pharmacopia) that have all colored pictures of a lot of different pills.
i just saw one at a book store called chapters that was just about pills but i can't remember the title of that one.
also go to your local pharmacy and ask the pharmacist on duty they would probably
be able to help.

[Stallion]

Ciba 7 is Methylphenidate 5mg
Generic Ritalin made by Ciba

E 4 grey is Hydromorphone 4 mg made by Ethex
generic Dilaudid

E 2 blue is also Hydromorphone but 2mg

ETH 315 is oxycodone 5mg also made by ethex

all these drugs are schedule II controlled substances.

Information = Freedom

[Dawnluvstim]

quote:Originally posted by Stallion

Ciba 7 is Methylphenidate 5mg
Generic Ritalin made by Ciba

E 4 grey is Hydromorphone 4 mg made by Ethex
generic Dilaudid

E 2 blue is also Hydromorphone but 2mg

ETH 315 is oxycodone 5mg also made by ethex

all these drugs are schedule II controlled substances.

Information = Freedom

Maybe you could also identify this pill: Oblong, Approx. 1mm in lenght, White, Imprinted on one side: A 672, No other imprints or markings on other side.
Can you help me out?
Contact me direct at:
dawnlustim@sbcglobal.net

[dutchman]

Hey, this can be a risky thing. What if you get someone to wrongly verify your pill and consume it accordingly? I think it would be better if you go to your nearest drug store alongwith your pills to identify.

[zippysgoddess]

Well dutchman, I do appreciate your concern, but there are several of us on this site who specialize, for one reason or another, in just this sort of thing. Stallion, Kirby, Robo, and myself, spend hours researching pills and identifying them.

Yes, occasionally there are mistakes made, but if you look around the pill ID forum, and double check the information we provide, you will find that most of it is accurate. Most pharmacists cannot identify every pill you might carry in the door, as there are so many OTC drugs and generics available, that is impossible for them to keep track of them all and still get their jobs done.

And I have had actual pharmacists email me, to find information or ID a pill that they were unable to find.

verwon@gmail.com

My information is not guaranteed correct. I do not get them right all the time, but I do enjoy the hunt~