[liglig]

The pills are a reddish pink and have a letter G in the shape of a hexagon, on one side is the number 3060. The pill is oval shaped.

I looked on google and a quite a few pill ID sites and no luck so far.

Thanks for any info.

[jeremyinbham]

hey, this is so weird! i just went to the store to get cigs. and found the exact same pill in my car's cup holder....what the hell his this pink "g" pill ??? you find out yet??

[liglig]

Some one said it was an azithromycin (generic Zithromax), an antibiotic. From the what I saw about that pill is similar but not the same as this mystery pill.

Hope some one can figure this out

[Rawoody]

I was just wanting to make sure that this is what your G looks like:

http://media.cornerdrugstore.com/dru...9/tria125a.jpg

If it is, then the G your describing belongs to Greenstone Ltd. I searched and can't find a G 3060.

I might not always be right, but I'm never wrong.

[Rawoody]

However, I can not find an NDC for Greenstone to make Azithromycin. I've found 17 tablets and capsules that the FDA approved of them making (as of 12 Dec 2005) and Azithromycin isn't one of them. The 3060 is half of the NDC code issued by the FDA. The only companies with 3060 for Azithromycin is Pfizer, Warner Chilcott Co, and Preferred Pharmaceuticals. I'm still searching.


I might not always be right, but I'm never wrong.

[liglig]

Rawoody man you are great.
Thanks for the effort and keep it up.
Happy new year

And yes the G looks like the pic

liglig